Name this lock
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Does anyone know what type of lock this is? It has a really unusual finish on it. Heres a pic
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That looks fucking sweet
The code is hidden in the tumblers. One position opens the lock, another position opens one of these doors...
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I declare that lock heretofore to be known as Jim!
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(2014.02.09 - 23:26:03) huxleypig: i freaking love cream
(2014.02.09 - 23:27:11) huxleypig: hey, come on, cream is nice
(2014.02.09 - 23:27:37) huxleypig: aww, i suddenly feel very sick
(23:37:46) LocksmithArmy: you should see my school girl outfit
(23:37:50) LocksmithArmy: wait... what
(13:19:50) xeo: that chick will never be satisfied by a real dick
(13:19:54) NNFAK: I would man...
(22:59:49) PhoneMan: how do you let a forum die if users keep using it? kill the servers?
May those who love us, love us; and those who don't love us, may God turn their hearts; and if He doesn't turn their hearts, may he turn their ankles so we'll know them by their limping
If someone had prince albert in a can, does that mean they'd have a killer codpiece?
(00:52:02) WolfSpring: elbow could sell a sandbox to an egyptian
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Its a Rainboner™ with serrated leprechaun pins (very VERY nasty)
The code is hidden in the tumblers. One position opens the lock, another position opens one of these doors...
http://www.youtube.com/xeotech1
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I wasn't going to chime in on this post because I thought somebody would know exactly what it was. American lock makes these locks, that have a rainbow type finish to them, or to some people they look like a grade 8 bolt material. I will try to find exactly what line they are.
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Bismuth padlock. YES!!
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It's called Zinc Chromate, I don't know if that lock in the picture is an American Lock or not, but American lock does make these and I believe the same as what you see in the picture. http://www.americanlock.com/government_padlocks/government_solid_steel_rectangular_padlocks.jsp
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Thanks for the replies! I thought that maybe it is an American lock...but this lock seems to have more of an oval shaped body...looks more like an Abus to me:
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Very well could be an Abus, I also examined the picture a little bit more and it also could be a WB lock, the shape and keyway postion look very similar. More I look at it, doesn't seem to be an American at all!
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where was this photo taken that would help alot
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It was taken in Central/Northern Italy...which would lead me to believe that it is European made, but not necessarily.
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TheTippmannballer wrote:It was taken in Central/Northern Italy...which would lead me to believe that it is European made, but not necessarily.
yeah its a good help thow thanks
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