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Thread: Chubb 6K204

  1. #11
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    Default

    Same footprint as the 6K18?

  2. #12
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    Same footprint as the 6k18.
    Nothing is unpickable if you put the time and effort into it. This was a lock to replace a standard bank lock when picks became commercially available for the standard lock.

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    Default Tommy Watson

    Sad to say I heard Tommy Watson passed away.

    DH

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    Sorry to hear that mate, had been a while since I heard from him, he was one of a kind.

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    Default Tommy Watson's 6K204

    For those who did not know TW here is a sample of his work. He made ordinary locks into work's of art.

    DH
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