i have a stack on 54 gun safe with an electronie lock that does not work any more. just wondering if this lock would work, and if not what could i use to replace the old lock with
2035300
I would say probably so. Most safes with multiple pin door latch have a central lock that runs an up and down or side to side pin or piece of metal that obstructs the door pin mechanism, this is locked or unlocked. The front door panel needs to be removed, and if the door pin with the stickers fits in the current door pin housing you are in luck. The door pin can be shaved and modified. The most important is that they mounting holes match up. The front door buttons can mount on the front with screw hardware. Like many owners now adays they may incorporate a 25,000 lb chain and a pad lock. The new lock can be augmented with this and a bolt on the back that passes through the chain links with hardened steel bolt(s). This will take extra time for the crooks to defeat, they many have not brought extra drill bits or cutting wheels. A good home alarm and monitoring, and video camera system also helps.
2035301
Your best bet is to call the manufacturer and have all of your safe details with you, make model year, and give them a buz and see. One of mine it was good to go the other not even close. Just look them up on google. Love mine by the way.
609870
You're good. I have 2 of these safes bought a few years apart. Both of mine are like that. The only diferences in my two are one the older one the combination plate is brass colored and the new one is silver colored and the knob on the older one has the words open and lock with an arrow. The new safe only has a black rubber knob. Cost cutting I guess but they are both the same case and lock. Good safe. Can hold 2 compact size guns and I can even squeeze an Eva dry moisture absorber in mine.
1983786
Zerina, I'm not sure how helpful this info will be but here's what I would try. First, are you using the back up key because the batteries are dead? If so have you tried plugging in the external battery pack to get the safe open? I'll also assume that the key you are using was tested and did originally open the safe? If it was never tested at the time of installation I suppose it is possible you simply do not have the correct key and perhaps could reach out to Protex with your serial number to see if a back up key can be ordered. Not certain if they can do this. The only other thing I might try is to gently push on the corners of the door while turning the key. I had to do this step with my own safe the first few times as the bolts seemed very snug when extended. Because of the snug fit, it felt like the key wouldn't turn but as soon as I gently pushed the door while turning the key, it opened right away. There really should be very minimal resistance. Only happened to me a few times at first and I did apply a dry lubricant to the bolts and have not had a problem since. Good luck.
803872
I found this online. I hope it helps. Instructions 1. Turn each tumbler on the combination lock --- starting from the left and moving right --- to the prescribed combination for the lock and try opening again. The failure to open the first time around may have been due to turning the wrong combination or a tumbler being slightly out of the true for the lock. 2. Gather all of your registration cards and warranty cards to see that you are entering the correct combination. V-Line requests you write them down upon first programming the combination. 3. Call V-Line at 805-520-4987 or email them at support@vlineind.com and ask for help reprogramming the combination. You need to provide the serial number or registration information to confirm you are the owner of the safe. V-Line may not be able to help if you do not have this information, or if you do not have the programmed combination. 4. Call a locksmith to crack the safe and remove the contents after Steps 1 through 3 have been exhausted. This is the only recourse to remove the valuable handguns from the safe.
666530
I'm in the middle of a family emergency and I can't remember if I responded to you or not. Here goes. This was a gift to my son-in-law who reports that it would work with your gun. He also has a pistol-grip shotgun. There are two parts to the Loc-Box. Both screw into the studs in a wall. To use it you slide the barrel of your gun over the rod, then position the trigger section into the box and lock it. The trigger is completely hidden and all parts of the Loc-Box are strong enough to prevent someone from pulling the gun free. Happy Holidays!
1215666
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't fit. It is a standard trigger lock. Exactly like what gun shops use on all their rifles and handguns. It fit ALL of my weapons. On a side note, why not just remove the bolt carrier and store it somewhere else? Why a trigger lock?
684822
The combination should be 0005 I had to look back online at an earlier lock and the 0005 worked for me or is it 00005... should do it...someone else asked me last year and it worked for them...Dave
1246059
It's a little difficult to answer without having it in my hands but from experience these things get worn to the point that they have gotten thinner and the screw is designed to only tighten just so far. You might have to replace the lock and/or the screw. Felco's are great in that you can buy the replacement parts in an individual package. I think there is one package with just the screw and the lock you need. I would replace both and you should be good to go. You can go on line or to the place you bought them from and find the parts. I think you'll be fine then.
773342
It uses a key. Unfortunately the lock assembly is secured by a mechanism held together by a screw that continuously comes loose. I learned that lesson with the first one I got. When I got the second unit, I tightened the screw every time I used it; it still failed in the locked position. Fortunately, I didn't need to get the boxes cut open, as I had nothing inside either box. I finally got a Hornady Tripoint Lock Box online via Bass Pro Shops. Hornady has other models you can check out on the Hornady website.
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It's not too much trouble without the tool. You can eyeball it or make a simple tool from threaded rod (5/16th I think) and a few washers and nuts. The main thing is before you tighten everything up, be sure it does not bind or rub. As to if it will work on your safe, I don't know. My safe needed significant changes to work. But better that than remaining digital...
1477987
A very long time. I have a different Stack On safe, and I haven't changed them at all. That's been at least 5 years. Everything works great on both this and the other safe. You won't have any regrets!
467000
I had the same problem trying to find the correct barrel lock key, and I too paid for the same Jonard TTB-6 steel barrel lock key ($49.00 on Amazon) and it did NOT fit, I contacted the company whom made that key , and it is the only size their selling, but I do have the correct key that will work,eveyone try to tell you it work, but it do not. however it depend how old is the lock. I got both keys( the new lock and the old lock) but I have to pay $1,000.00 for each key
2148440
Yes, use Loctite. When I took my original lock off it had blue Loctite on the screws. Don't use the red Loctite or you may have to drill the screws out if you ever need to replace the lock. There is a very good video on youtube made by Sargent & Greenleaf, it will guide you through the install.
1234606
Yes!You just pull it out of the rod, snake it through either way, and reinsert into the metal heat synch tube!Took me all of...hmmm...2 minutes.And it works great!I have 20 guns in my safe and all are high end...so I wanted to make sure they are dry!I als have each one in a browning gun sock.Best of luck!
1340524
To lock the safe you need only move the rotary dials with which you unlocked it.Any digits other than the three you programmed in to unlock it will work.To set the dials to your favorite three number combination,follow the instructions provided with the new safe.Once you have opened it, remove the lower lining panel.In back of the lock assembly move the small lever from position"B" to "A" set the number combination desired then move the lever back to it's prior location.I hope this helps you.
269327
You have to call the seller, that Manuel Instrution came with the 3 numbers code to open the safe, without it cannot unlock the gun safe.
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