Friday May 15,
Company Press Release
Saf T Lok Ships First 1,000 Magazine Locks
TEQUESTA, Fla., May 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Saf T Lok (Nasdaq: LOCK - news) announced today that it has shipped the first 1,000 magazine locks to D & W Enterprises in Tarrytown, New York.
''Our company has been working to achieve this goal for close to a year,'' said John Gardner,President and CEO of Saf T Lok. ''We are now producing and shipping our new magazine lock for semi-automatic handguns, which are not only the weapon of choice for the law enforcement community, but are fast becoming the weapons of choice for personal protection as well. What makes it even better is that these 1,000 locks are being shipped to our retail distributor, D & W
Enterprises, which means they will be in the hands of homeowners and parents in short order.''
The Saf T Lok(TM) gun locks are the only safety locks for firearms on the market that personalize a firearm. The combination lock becomes an integral part of the firearm and requires no keys, rings, batteries or outside sources, to operate the lock. It is also touch sensitive so it can be unlocked instantaneously -- even in the dark.
The magazine lock is a fully working magazine with a Saf T Lok(TM) built into the structure. For instance, the magazine lock for the Glock 17 still holds a full 10 rounds of ammunition. When the
lock is engaged, the trigger bar is blocked so that, even with a round in the chamber, the gun cannot be fired. No modification is made to the firearm whatsoever.
D & W Enterprises is based in New York City where they recently passed legislation requiring that all handguns sold in New York City be equipped with a safety locking device. ''Since the public's
eye has turned to gun safety, we've received a great deal of interest in the Saf T Lok(TM) gun locks,'' commented Warren Rothstein, President of D & W Enterprises. ''For those who choose to
have a gun in their home for personal protection, this is the only lock that doesn't compromise the safety of their children or the rediness of their firearm.''
The New York City bill, Int. 69-A, was dedicated to the memory of an 8-year-old New Yorker who died as a result of an accidental gun discharge.
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