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MartinHewitt wrote:
I did look a bit more into the different lock models.
M2B and M3B are the most easily identifiable, or maybe the only identifiable because of stickers. Short Zamak case and small levers. 7 push and tilt, 1 tilt. The slot in the levers is towards the key. No false gates. The M3B has a ball at the tilt-only lever.
Then there is the long brass lock with long levers and false gates. 8 push and tilt levers. The slot in the levers is away from the key. No ball. My guess is, that this is a M2i.
In current lists of certified locks I found only the MxB-B and MxB-C, where the last letter is related to the rating. I found no location where I can buy these. I just found a few little photo, which these locks might be, or not. It seems the key way is longer than in the M2B/M3B. This might be the "key-protected anti-picking input" you mentioned. Of course I don't know any difference between B and C.
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