master pro-series 6852 core info req,d

[frantic57744]

i,m trying to get some information on the core that fits this lock bore no1 = 15.3mm dia approx,, bore no2 = 16.3mm approx.. i,d love to get my hands on a core to bring him back from the dead :

[awol70]

these locks can accept many different cores...ie: Schlage,Weiser,MTL etc
the bible holder,(for lack of better nomenclature ) will be the hard-to-find part.

[HallisChalmers]

these locks can accept many different cores...ie: Schlage,Weiser,MTL etc
the bible holder,(for lack of better nomenclature ) will be the hard-to-find part.

Awol: Would the "bible retainer" be the same as the ones used on American 6 pin cylinders? If so, I have a spare 6 pin American cylinder w/ retainer that he could have.

[awol70]

these locks can accept many different cores...ie: Schlage,Weiser,MTL etc
the bible holder,(for lack of better nomenclature ) will be the hard-to-find part.

Awol: Would the "bible retainer" be the same as the ones used on American 6 pin cylinders? If so, I have a spare 6 pin American cylinder w/ retainer that he could have.

unfortunately,no..American and Master use proprietary "lockout"
to ensure almost none of their parts are interchangeable.
(excluding pins.)

This would appear to be a standard IC? (Not SFIC like Best)

The cam for the back of the 570 cylinder will be hard to find.

[magician59]

Here's a link to MasterLock Technical Manual. Pay particular attention to pages 9, 10.
http://www.masterlock.com/commercial/ke ... _11_07.pdf

[frantic57744]

thnx for the info everyone

[the lockpickkid]

this is a few days late but I have 2 Master Pro series 6121 cores, I don't think they would work, but if by chance that they do, give me a holler!

[frantic57744]

this is a few days late but I have 2 Master Pro series 6121 cores, I don't think they would work, but if by chance that they do, give me a holler!

I,ve screwed up big time with this lock,,,by that i mean the core that came with the lock i,ve just found out was a schlage everest,,, i was 100% convinced i,d picked all the top pins but alas the darn lock just would not open I,m now painfully aware of the "CHECK PIN".I was totally oblivious to the check pin. So in pure frustration i drilled out the retainer to access the core. The core incidently is pretty mangled too but yep there it is the check pin,,,! I could kick myself for not asking you guys for some more info before the drill got plugged in,

[the lockpickkid]

hmm, your post reminds me of a lock I happen to have, I think I have an everest, maybe you could tell me, it has a little pin in the top of the keyway and the key has some side milling, its a schlage but not a primus, if that is what I have how do you pick it open? I don't ever run into these around here so I dont' know much about them.

[frantic57744]

hmm, your post reminds me of a lock I happen to have, I think I have an everest, maybe you could tell me, it has a little pin in the top of the keyway and the key has some side milling, its a schlage but not a primus, if that is what I have how do you pick it open? I don't ever run into these around here so I dont' know much about them.

http://www.crypto.com/photos/misc/everest/

some nice crisp photos for ya..

[Edit: Fixed link for you - HC]

[awol70]

hmm, your post reminds me of a lock I happen to have, I think I have an everest, maybe you could tell me, it has a little pin in the top of the keyway and the key has some side milling, its a schlage but not a primus, if that is what I have how do you pick it open? I don't ever run into these around here so I dont' know much about them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ageut9joNXE

this may help