This lock looks quite decent, but it turned out that it is much easier to open it than one might think.
I bought it last summer in Auchan for about a hundred rubles. Semicircular "Finnish" keys gave hope that the lock could not be opened with a paper clip.
All winter the castle hung on the street under the visor, and today I tried to open it. The key turned freely in the well, and the lock remained closed. In just one winter, something rotted inside.
I already sadly thought that I would have to take a grinder from Moscow to the dacha and saw the shackles of the lock for a long time, but I decided to try to break it open.
After one blow with a hammer (!) The lock opened. A piece of the body simply broke off from it and the bow came out.
When buying locks, many people look at the thickness of the shackle and the secrecy mechanism, but they do not make any sense when the body of the lock is made of some kind of low-quality metal that even one blow turned out to be enough. I am silent about the fact that the castle did not serve even a year.
Peace for everyone!
© 2022, Alexey Nadezhin
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