Folger Adam 80- Series Detention Lock

[@jonathanbonnet2621]

Were do you get your spring information to reassemble the lock. Like the video says 25251. where do you get these numbers from. thanks

[@michaellange6598]

I call them pancake locks---once you are behind it the only thing you eat is pancakes--slid under the door

[@TacticalFemboy]

I'd love to try picking one of those puppies.

[@kylecorey88]

jails must have a special locksmith solely just for there locks...cool video

[@tomlowe9321]

Kyle Corey thanks Kyle. I’ve been doing this all my life. Come to my class.

[@michaellange6598]

been there done that

[@cardiffpicker1]

What are they like to pick? They look fairly simple

[@tomlowe9321]

cardiffpicker1
Difficult to pick due to the opposing notches on the fence and gate.

[@zstang01]

should only use tri-flo to lube folger or southern locks in fact thats the only lube they will tell you to use...

[@iMatti00]

Question: what stops someone with a screwdriver from opening the lock and manually unlocking it? I’m sure I’m missing something simple but from the video that’s how it seems to me st least.

[@dickcheney6]

I believe the lock is installed in the prison gate like a mortise lock: slid inward from the side, then another set of screws or bolts hold it in place. Thus the gate has to be open to remove it: and I'm sure the screws holding it in the gate would be some kind of tamper resistant screw.

[@idkidk4334]

And if it's about someone shoving a screwdriver in the keyhole, that wouldn't work because the levers aren't at the correct hight, the cylinder stops at 11 o clock when the wrong key or tool

[@iMatti00]

Fair points. Thanks.