CSSI padlock.....military?

gary s fl

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Mar 21, 2005
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Thanks MC :icon_thumleft:. I saw that link earlier and blew it off, but more than likely that is where the lock came from. There is a medical center campus only blocks from where it was found. I'll give it a green check in a couple of days if there aren't more responses. Forgot to say that both sides have the same engravings. The gov't spares no expense.
 

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Found this yesterday in an old area of town. Wanted to see if anyone had info on the company or had found a similar lock. Only found one link in reference to a CSSI padlock. .:: Keypicking :: Anything And Everything For Locksmiths, Hobbyist Lock Pickers, Locksport, Lock Picking, lockpicks, cutaways and Security • View topic - looking to buy a video camera Page: 1 Made of brass. Weight 9.4 oz. Looks military. Thanks

This is not a military padlock. It is a regular lock with a special 'odd' key design manufactured for a nationally known company (which I will not name). Many times these large companies will have locks like this done so only their organization will be able to easily get keys. This is not however, a patented system.
 

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