Trigger Lock Security Padlock Shackle
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Horizontal Padlock Shackle
 

US patent # 8,640,507 - issue date 02-02-2014
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My new patent pending Securement Mechanism prevents LPL or others from easily
opening a padlock without a key while padlock is securing a trigger guard or anything else.

Abloy, Abloy, Abus Lock, Abus Lock, Ace Lock, Ace Lock, American Lock, American Lock, Bowley Lock, Bowley Lock, Brinks Lock, Brinks Lock, Commando Lock, Commando Lock, Dynamic Lock, Dynamic Lock, Extra Lock, Extra Lock, Federal Lock, Federal Lock, FJM Lock, FJM Lock, Fradone Lock, Fradone Lock, Heruloc Lock, Heruloc Lock, Kawaha Lock, Kawaha Lock, Lockwood Lock, Lockwood Lock, Master Lock, Master Lock, Medeco Lock, Medeco Lock, Mul-T-Lock, Mul-T-Lock, Noke Lock, Noke Lock, Oak Lock, Oak Lock, Paclock, Paclock, Stanley Hardware, Stanley Hardware, Yale LockYale Lock,  and more.

A simple "U" shaped padlock shackle inspired me to invent a shackle more resistant to cutting, thicker and horizontally configured.  Then got idea to use my patented stronger padlock with a Trigger Lock making a gun less susceptible to theft or accidental discharge.  I received my Trigger Lock US patent 8,720,097. 

My patented Trigger Lock is customized to fit your trigger guard not any trigger guard as others do.  Below padlocks and computer locks  I thought when locked would stay locked without a key.  Big mistake after stumbling upon LDL where he shows how easily it is to open 98.5% of keyed padlocks without a key.  Not good. 

Do a Google search "Lock picking for kids" or "How to pick a trigger lock".  You will be surprised how many sites you find.  Visit LockPickingLawyer -LPL or Bosnianbill on youtube.  My Trigger Lock will stay locked using an Abloy 362, Abus 37RK80 or Plus Series Brass 88 even though each lock is over $100.00 until I got an idea to invent my now patent pending Padlock Securement Mechanism.

Lock companies selling trigger locks are misleading consumers and governmental organizations by not having a label showing   
                             Warning: This trigger lock is a toy, keep away from children 6 years or older!

Link to Pittsburgh Action News 07/15/2019 "Investigation finds some trigger locks easy to pick.  One was picked by a 6-year-old."  Watch video very instructive.

Link to Undark 09/27/2019 "But many storage boxes and safety devices are trivial to overcome."

Link to Good Gifts For Kids 01/24/2020 Lock pick sets for kids.  A preschooler having watched a parent use a screw driver can easily open a trigger lock.  Trigger locks are given away free because they are basically junk.

It is only a matter of time before some legal mind seeks liability damages from owner of a known easily picked Trigger Lock sold by a lock company, local gun store, department store, online or offered free from a Safety Giveaway Group not having done fact checking or due diligence on how easy it is to pick a trigger lock. 

Link to Kickstarter 02/18/2020 Professional Practice Tools Lock Set: 5 Training Padlocks and 20 Tools with Led Flashlight. Hooks, Rakes, Tension Wrenches and Holder.

Link to Equifax 07/23/2019 paying out $700 million "regulators said the company did not do enough to protect the data and misled consumers as to how secure it was." 

The key to a successful hunting trip Observer 09/03/2020 a screwdriver.

Do an Amazon search for Magical Kronos Electric Lock Pick Gun should you misplace your padlock key!

Link to Lockzy 09/14/2020 for when you misplace your key or need access to lock you do not have permission to open.

Message to visitors from Shijiazhuang, Korea, Fuzhou, Shanghai, Surabaye, Tel Aviv, Beijing and Fujian a prototype Securement Mechanism is available for viewing, however I will not show it to everyone at once.  Email me if interested to be on a list to see it first at same time and date as others on list.

Update: 10/15/2020 Replied to first USPTO office action on my patent pending Securement Mechanism and now two(2) requests from well known US lock companies to view patent before it goes public.

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Next few pictures show my US Patent#8,720,097 Trigger Lock. This is not a Trigger Lock like those sold in market stores or given away free to fit any Trigger Guard as if all Trigger Guards are alike.  Some of these free or cheap Trigger Locks can be easily hacked, picked or removed by a six year old using a very simple to construct modified screw driver. 
 
A Trigger Lock can save a life.  Extra cash in your pocket is extra cash in you pocket!  A small additional cost for a custom made Trigger Lock and pick proof padlock requiring your key to open will make you and your gun happier.  Spending less than $25.00 to maybe save a life is not! 
1 - US patent 9,603,446 Security Anchor locking to firearm cover with a sheet of copy paper using my US patent 8,640,507 Horizontal Shackle For Lock System and Method using a chain
1 - US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor locking to Colt 45 using my US Patent #8,720,097 Trigger lock and my US patent #8,640,507 Horizontal Shackle For Lock System and Method using a chain. See on Youtube
 3 - US patent 9,603,446 Security Anchor locking to a firearm using my US patent 8,640,507 Horizontal Shackle For Lock System and Method using my US patent 8,640,510 Interface Member For Lock System and Method and a Clicksafe or like.
2 - US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor secured to a Colt 45 using my US Patent #8,720,097 and my US patent #8,640,507 Horizontal Shackle For Lock System and Method with my US Patent #8,640,511 Low Profile Lock Interface System and Method and a Clicksafe though could be a Microsaver, Nanosaver or a padlock.



2 - US patent 9,603,446 Security Anchor locking to Colt .45 using my US patent 8,640,507 Horizontal Shackle For Lock System and Method and my US Patent 8,640,511 Low Profile Lock Interface System and Method and a Clicksafe though could be a Microsaver, Nanosaver or a padlock.
3 - US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor locking to a Colt 45 using my US patent #8,726,703 Low Profile Lock Interface System and Method with US Patent #8,720,097 Trigger lock using a cable locking device or like.		   4 - US patent 9,603,446 Security Anchor secured to my US patent 8,646,294 Securement Locking Device secured to my laptop using my US patent 8,640,510 Interface Member For Lock System and Method and a Clicksafe or like
           4- US patent #9,603,446 & #9,816,296 Security Anchor secured to my US     patent #8,646,294 Securement Locking Device   secured to my laptop using my US patent #8,726,703 Low Profile Lock Interface System and Method and a Clicksafe
or like.




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5 - Easily secure Ruger .357 Magnum using laptop computer
lock using US patent#8,720,097 Trigger Lock.		   20 -
6 - Easily secure Ruger .357 Magnum using keyed padlock, cable or chain using US patent#8,720,097 Trigger Lock


 

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7 - Easily secure Colt 45 using combination padlock with  cable
or chain using US patent#8,720,097 Trigger Lock		   20 -
 

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