About as tough a lock as you'll find. (It should be for almost $1K).
https://securitysnobs.com/Sargent-Greenleaf-S-amp-G-833-Padlock.html
https://securitysnobs.com/Sargent-Greenleaf-S-amp-G-833-Padlock.html
Shooting A $975.00 Sargent and Greenleaf 833 C Padlock
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I'm not a guns & ammo guy, but I couldn't stop watching it. Thought it was pretty cool.
The only thing better, would be for him to have had Jack Black hold that padlock:
https://youtu.be/WUKN_YF8tjA?t=295
The only thing better, would be for him to have had Jack Black hold that padlock:
https://youtu.be/WUKN_YF8tjA?t=295
We used S&G combination padlocks for our file cabinets at work and had to change their combinations every 2-3 years. But they sure didn't cost $900.
But what is real special are the ceramic inserts. These strategically
placed strips of hard ceramics prevent cutting and grinding. Last toool
evening by accident a ceramic expert was present. He looked at the
ceramic material and concluded is could probably not even be cut with
diamond drills or grinders. He was impressed by it. Pretty neat.
The S&G 833 is also the only padlock in the world (?) that will resist
an attack with liquid nitrogen. The idea behind this attack is to keep
a lock dipped in liquid nitrogen for 30 minutes, cooling the metal
close to -196 degree Celsius. All other metal objects will shatter if
that cold and hit with a hammer. But not this lock. Supposably the
metal alloy is designed to be secure against this. Unbelievable …
https://blackbag.toool.nl/?p=87
placed strips of hard ceramics prevent cutting and grinding. Last toool
evening by accident a ceramic expert was present. He looked at the
ceramic material and concluded is could probably not even be cut with
diamond drills or grinders. He was impressed by it. Pretty neat.
The S&G 833 is also the only padlock in the world (?) that will resist
an attack with liquid nitrogen. The idea behind this attack is to keep
a lock dipped in liquid nitrogen for 30 minutes, cooling the metal
close to -196 degree Celsius. All other metal objects will shatter if
that cold and hit with a hammer. But not this lock. Supposably the
metal alloy is designed to be secure against this. Unbelievable …
https://blackbag.toool.nl/?p=87
I guess at $975.00 that lock could be considered a bargain.
https://blackbag.toool.nl/?p=87
" Of course they could replace the entire lock, but at
the cost of US $ 1,200 each this is even over the top for the US army."
https://blackbag.toool.nl/?p=87
" Of course they could replace the entire lock, but at
the cost of US $ 1,200 each this is even over the top for the US army."
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