Anyone order a few locks that all use the same key?

[brentn]

As much as i'd like to leave some of my firearms in stage 2 around the house, where I live its illegal. To comply with the law so that I don't risk having my firearms taken away I lock them up in a safe or with trigger locks.

I've been told that trigger locks 'can' get you busted and cable locks running through the action are much more secure and hold up better in court.
The only problem is that I don't want to end up with 10 different keys like I am starting to see now.

can you order cable locks from a particular manufacturer, say 20 or more that all use the same key?

I know most of you guys are from the states and most of you frown on cable locks, but I was hoping that there were a few of you that have done this before.

 

[Jorg Nysgerrig]

You don't even have to go to the manufacturer for that. Just look for locks that are sold "keyed alike." Plenty of places will sell them like that, you just need to make sure to specify that.


Here's a few hits for you:
http://shootnhunt.com/gun_accessories/gun_locks/1020069.html
http://www.gunlocksonline.com/cable_lock_style_of_gunlock.htm
http://personalsecurityzone.com/cgi.../PSZ/?Template=ProdDetail.htm&ProductID=15391
http://www.ghfactory.com/Price List Gun Cable Locks.html

 

[Gaucho Gringo]

On most Master keyed locks the key number is on the bottom of the lock. Most of the keyed alike locks I have seen in the last 10 years come in blister packs of 6, so if you need more locks match the numbers up in the blister packs . Old fashioned hardware stores used to have their matching locks in rows but I am not sure of this anymore as all the ones I go to have gone to the blister packs nowadays.

 

[brentn]

Thats exactly the information I was looking for, thank you!