Please Recommend me a Small Lock

• vito_corleone

  22 Apr 07, 18:33

  they will issue you with a number lock, its good enough and welcome to hell
• DeadPoet

  22 Apr 07, 18:35

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  Just don't use combination locks, that's all... I know of people who like to show off their prowess in cracking the combination code of such locks.

  Are you referring to me?
• kwlee

  22 Apr 07, 18:35

  Originally posted by vito_corleone:

  they will issue you with a number lock, its good enough and welcome to hell

  nope they now issue ones wif keys.
• DeadPoet

  22 Apr 07, 18:36

  Originally posted by Gordonator:

  u scare of people stealing your underwears?
  
  or else why the need for a strong lock? what is that u are afraid of people of stealing?

  Spot check locker.
• crimson soldier

  22 Apr 07, 18:51

  Originally posted by Fatum:

  it's not about the strength really ,.....
  
  but you'd want to get the sort where it's impossible to get the keys out without locking the lock ....
  
  

  yeah you're right
• Fatshort

  22 Apr 07, 21:07

  buy abloy!!
  
  but if u lost the key, ur f**k.
• monoslayer

  23 Apr 07, 22:03

  i remembered we nearly activated the whole MT line jus to break open one abloy lock.
• Gordonator

  24 Apr 07, 00:11

  i have a question. can a abloy lock key be duplicated by the smith?
• menoob

  24 Apr 07, 16:33

  i use Yale for army locker
  lost my key once, and had to borrow a crow-bar to open it
  
• tarutaru

  24 Apr 07, 17:29

  The tri circle one is good enough....
• ndmmxiaomayi

  24 Apr 07, 17:31

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  Sigh.... honestly, what's wrong with using those cheap brass Tri-Circle locks?
  
  They cost around $3 and can be bought at any neighbourhood hardware store.
  
  I've been using them since day 1 of BMT up till a few days before ORD.
  
  Just don't use combination locks, that's all... I know of people who like to show off their prowess in cracking the combination code of such locks.

  Combination locks too easy to crack. It's like cracking password.
• ord personnel

  25 Apr 07, 01:47

  Originally posted by Gordonator:

  i have a question. can a abloy lock key be duplicated by the smith?

  I asked the locksmith at Junction8 once. He said 'yes'.
  
  Nowadays, they issue both a padlock with key, and one combination one. The combination lock is an Abus one, similar to the Masterlock type. It is circular, where you have to turn it clockwise and anticlockwise to enter the code. I think it is reasonably more secure than the conventional push-type combination locks?
  
• vito_corleone

  25 Apr 07, 19:42

  Originally posted by kwlee:

  nope they now issue ones wif keys.

  no leh i was from march 07 intake, we were all issued with the number locks
• crabx

  25 Apr 07, 23:08

  dun use number combination lock...
  
  later after a particular tiring training, where u kenna fxxk upside down n tekan like hell... u will be so disoriented that u forgot the number combi
• monoslayer

  25 Apr 07, 23:19

  Originally posted by crabx:

  dun use number combination lock...
  
  later after a particular tiring training, where u kenna fxxk upside down n tekan like hell... u will be so disoriented that u forgot the number combi

  u dun need to noe the password to crack a number combination lock.
• crabx

  25 Apr 07, 23:38

  Originally posted by monoslayer:

  u dun need to noe the password to crack a number combination lock.

  how cum?