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To: Betty who wrote (18)	10/7/1996 2:03:00 PM
From: Joseph Ziebarth	of 24

Betty there isn't any real time difference. With the traditional trigger lock ($15-18) by master lock you take your keys out when you get home and put them into the lock. Perhaps only when you go to bed. Most menfolk put their keys on a table or dish at night anyway. A turn of the key drops the lock off and a pistol, revolver, shotgun or rifle is immediately useable. When you leave home with the keys the firearm is locked. Colt revolvers with a code lock are also quick because they can be set so only the last number has to be lined up. However you have to be able to see to do that and when you leave home a kid could turn up the combination. Radio-controled locks are quick, just wear your wrist band to bed, storing the wrist band safely is the problem here. The selling pitch of Safe-T-Lock doesn't go well with the price asked when trying to sell to people who have firearm experience. People who carry firearms need a lock-up that works when they go into Federal buildings, schools, Airports etc. It's very uncomfortable to leave a ($800-1000) firearm in your car while doing business in downtown. Joe in Renton

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