Does the key for the handcuffs also work for the leg shackles?
1740550
Generally Chicago. restraints will work with any. universal handcuff key. Exceptions would likely be the high sercurity models
1740551
Yes, it does. I didn't realize at the time, but apparently almost all handcuffs and legcuffs use the same type of simple key
1740552
Yes the kets are universal handcuff keys. It is quite handy having a spare pair lying around.
74627
Probably, if the shackle's not real long. It's hard to guess what constitutes a "small U-lock." Unless you're 100% sure the small bag is big enough, it might be best to buy the medium just to be safe.
1044380
I just tried the key from the Master Lock deadbolt in a kwikset lock and it slides right in. When I try it in a Schlage lock it will not go in. Hope that helps you out.
2061787
Any key will open any of the locks.don't buy if you need more security. I used the locks for some fire extinguishers so it was ok that they were all the same.
1278228
The ASP Pentagon Key is a standard 2" handcuff key. Stamped ASP on both sides. The Backset tab facilitates rapid location of the keyway...even in the dark. Opens most standard handcuffs.Sorry, we have no information on the paw.
1689863
no, it also does the locking door knobs. as well as the deadbolts. I rekeyed the both the locksets, (door knobs) and the deadbolts for my workshop.
2276078
It is on the side, but with these handcuffs its kinda weird. It not used for it to prevent them from going any further its used to lock the cuffs in place where ever they are at.
398981
Not necessarily. You will get a random set of pins and keys that match. If you happen to be lucky, you might get the pins that match they key you have (unlikely). There are much more expensive sets (~$100+) that will allow you to rekey a lock to any particular key.
78477
yes it does, that is the exact size of my door and it worked great, its also a real lock for a door not just one you can put a knife or scissors into it and turn to unlock it, you actually need the key to unlock it
1297617
I don't see why it wouldn't. The lock uses "in/out" action. Position the lock vertically for "up/down" action, or horizontally for "side/side" action.
1126644
No. It is for Schlage locks only. It comes with Schlage keys that will only fit in Schlage locks.
1180117
No, the combination comes with the locks. It is the same combination for both locks.
450034
No. You have to turn the knob or use the key to latch the pins. It's seems to be a very secure locking method. The jamb can't be spread apart to bypass a typical deadbolt.
694119
no...it did not hold any keys for me..a regular house hold will have atlease 4 five keys plus the store rewards cards and stuff...it did not hold that for me and i tried even two three keys in a ring..did not..may one key by itself with stick with it ..that is it..
1951665
you will adjust pulling up or pushing down when it is unlocked. To lock you just have to twist both extremities to opposite sides.
755948
Yes, but only in the down position. It is a poor design for the lock up system. It's ok for being cheap.
479489
One key/wrench/thingy opens them all, but won't work on someone else's set. Also, if you were to buy just the skewers, then try to add the other locks, later, you wouldn't be able to use just one key.