Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available.
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SURE LOCK TSA Accepted Combination Luggage Padlock for Gun Cases, Transporting Equipment Cases in Trade Show, Music and Medical Industries (2, Silver)
SURE LOCK TSA Accepted Combination Luggage Padlock for Gun Cases, Transporting Equipment Cases in Trade Show, Music and Medical Industries (2, Silver)
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Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available. Shipping details
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Overview
- Brand : SURE LOCK
- Special Feature : TSA Approved
- Lock Type : Combination Lock
- Item dimensions L x W x H : 3.4 x 1.6 x 0.72 inches
- Material : Zinc
About this item
- MOST DURABLE TSA RECOGNIZED AND ACCEPTED LOCK. SURE LOCKS are designed from the ground up to be toughest luggage locks around. Our special alloy lock bodies and patented internal mechanisms can take such a pounding that we back our product up with an unconditional lifetime guarantee.
- TSA APPROVED COMBINATION- NO KEY NEEDED PADLOCK FOR TRAVEL. SURE LOCK 17067 model has the travel sentry red diamond logo indicating to security personnel that the case can be opened for inspection during travel using the appropriate keys without damage your cases.
- NO HASSLE NO TOOL NEEDED COMBINATION LOCKS. Set your own 4-digit combination with ease. It literally takes twenty seconds to enter whatever combination you want with the detailed instructions and pictures included with the SURE LOCK TSA lock.
- MANY USES WITH LOTS OF VARIETY. This travel lock is the best solution for transporting equipment cases for trade show, firearm, gun case and medical industries, it is also great for school and gym locker, Nanuk case, or Pelican case.
- THE ONLY COMBINATION PADLOCK ON THE MARKET WITH TSA 006 LOCK CYLINDER. The Special TSA 006 Lock interior design for superior security, a piece of mind for your travel. Give us a try and you will be back.
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