Is this lock bump proof?
337102
Not sure what you're referring to in bump proof. The lock requires a sequence of button pushes to engage the deadbolt and then a twist to unlock it. It then requires a single button push and a twist to set the deadbolt.
337103
This lock can be made "bump-proof." If you take this deadbolt to your locksmith before installing it and tell him to disable the key mechanism, your deadbolt will be completely resistant to bumping (and keys).
337104
This lock can be made "bump-proof." Bumping is a relatively new, and very easy way to pick most deadbolts. It can be done in about 10 seconds and renders most current locks worthless as security devices. If you want to know more, search the internet for "bump key" and you'll be horrified at what you see. If you take this deadbolt to your locksmith before installing it and tell him to disable the key mechanism, your deadbolt will be completely resistant to bumping (and keys). I haven't used a key to get into my house since I've installed this.
1101444
It is metal onto a metal post with high density plastic latch. It is fairly solid but not a high security lock.
694718
I've had the same lock for 5 years now using the same code, and there is no signs of wear on the numbers. My code only uses 3 of the the 5 buttons, so if there was any wear, it would be pretty obvious.
2003454
Yes it will leave a slight bump, esp being 1mm thick, and yes it will loose the waterproof tightness because of that.
1995859
I believe this person is refering to a bump key. In which a person makes a bump key which can open any deadbolt. I would think not because whoever makes a bump key needs to bump it with an hammer which will probably set off an alarm. Anyone else has an idea?
363176
A little rattle but, you can eliminate it with 2 thin stick-on bumpers. Don't think this safe could be pried open it has a very good lock.
344385
According to the Schlage website it is. The lock will sound an alarm if hit too hard when the deadbolt Is engaged
291050
I carried one like this all over the USA and never had any lock issues. It is different so maybe that is where problems might have occurred - if any. I have no reservations about this lock, and I still carry it. Walt
460013
Absolutely NOT. It's really not even pick proof. I'm sure a child with time on their hands could pick this lock. Not really secure. Too cheaply made.
2101747
Yes, it locks, and is fairly secure. Thin aluminum siding, so if someone really wanted to, it would be that difficult to get in though.
136297
I guess you could check it. As for being lockable, only if you make modifications.
1103453
It has a magnetic latch, so no, I would not consider it secure against pickpockets.
1317779
Technically, there is no lock, but once I set it in place it stayed put. There has been no sliding at all, it stays where I first put it.
1270230
This is hard to tell, as I guess it depends on how your lock is made. Mine has a plastic back cover with a metal finish paint, which doesn't seem to alter the signal.
1073242
It's a solid u lock. Haven't had any issues with mine. It's pretty heavy and the straight bar is a little big, but overall it's a good lock.
387140
If it were, that advantage would doubtless be mentiod in advertising, but it evidently is not. For those who don't yet know about this particular weakness, read up on how "bumping" can open a vulnerable lock in seconds with little noise and no evidence of the entry.
1289786
no, it does not lock in place. it is pretty stable/stays in place if you don't bump it.