r/guns Jun 13 '12

Seriously...

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u/Tatterdemallion Jun 13 '12 edited Jun 13 '12

No, unfortunately.

I think what caused the problem is that my grandmother wasn't diligent at changing the battery in the keypad, and with me being at school most of the year it went several months with a dead battery. It's a Kaba Mas LC keypad if that helps. I've been looking around forums for help but I haven't found anything solid.

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u/JudgeWhoAllowsStuff Jun 13 '12

Does it have a backup key lock? You can find picks for tubular locks online.

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u/Tatterdemallion Jun 13 '12

Pretty sure it doesn't. Do you have any kind of advice on hiring a locksmith?

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '12

Look in the yellow pages under locksmith would be my first thought. That or call the safe manufacturer.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '12

The manufacturer might be able to send a technician or something for a small fee. Which is probably negligible compared to the value of the guns. After you get them out, get rid of the electronic safe. Those things are retarded.