Posted: 7/17/2010 4:43:37 PM EDT
| I lost the key to my gun. I has a trigger lock its green in color. I called a few locksmith but they refuse to help me. Can some one help me with this. I live in hudson county in new Jersey |
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I lost the key to my gun. I has a trigger lock its green in color. I called a few locksmith but they refuse to help me. Can some one help me with this. I live in hudson county in new Jersey google search for Lockpicking. Locks are pretty simple once you understand how they work. |
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Picking them is easy. They aren't made for security. If you can't pick it, Take a drill bit and a drill right where the key would go. If you feel like taking a ride to monmouth co. or CJRP I can help you, but it is painfully simple.
IMHO gun locks are a waste. If you needed that gun now you'd be screwed. The only place gun locks should ever be is mass-a-two-shits, where it has something to do with the law. |
shoot it off
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Do you mind me asking why your using a trigger lock in the gun? I live in New jersey. I have to have a trigger lock when I go to the range. No you do not You can have the weapon in a secured and fastened container, separate from the ammunition. You can lock the case or have the weapon locked in a trunk. |
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Do you mind me asking why your using a trigger lock in the gun? I live in New jersey. I have to have a trigger lock when I go to the range. Who told you that? Like matt said it only needs to be secured and not easily accessible to you while driving. |
| I prefer not to take any chances. I also lock up the ammo in a metal ammo box. I just play it safe thats all. Well my 357 is free from being lock. Those green trigger locks you buy at Dicks sporting goods are not keyed differently. I used a different key. It saved me some headaches. I do understand the law about transporting a gun to and from the range. I have read stories about people haveing thier gun taken from them while transporting them. |