12 Pack Premium Keyed Alike Club Brand Gun Trigger Locks

I had a great deal of difficulty finding a trigger lock for my Tommy Gun. They were all too small. This one fits great and works on all of my other firearms as well. A quality lock at a fair price.

Have these on all my weapons, a quick clamp together and very secure. I bought 2 packs (24) and only 2 small keys on my ring. Keep all guns safe and secure, it keeps all of us safe and secure !!! Each lock comes with 2 keys (48), stash a few pairs !, Only takes a second to unlock and remove Will definitely get more as needed . Do yourself a favor, buy a pack, you'll love em.

Great for transporting and storing fire arms. Works well with shotguns, rifles and larger handguns. Heavy gauge material

I have these on 10 guns, a variety of pistols and rifles. Some are antiques. They all fit. The only gun that was awkward was a Remington shotgun. Not a fault of the lock. The trigger guard is long and I doubt any trigger lock would fit well. I read reviews that complained about the keys being flimsy. What is their definition of flimsy and what are they trying to do with them? I guess if you are putting the key in one of the locks and then beating the key with a sledgehammer to see if you can snap it off in the lock then yes, these keys would not hold up…for that matter no key would. If you are locking and unlocking the lock 1000 times a day then yes the key might eventually fail. The stupid things people will do to justify their idiotic 1 star review never ceases to amaze me. Bottom line. They are universal trigger locks. They will not fit every gun absolutely perfectly. They do work and function as intended.

Very convenient!

They work well

These are much sturdier and robust than the ones that came with the firearm! All keyed the same makes it easy to hassle free.

Overall this is a decent item. The locks appear sturdy and all are keyed alike as advertised. I like the bright yellow coloring because it clearly shows that a lock in place when placing or removing firearms from storage. The problem I encountered was that the keys are made of thin aluminum. This caused one of them to bend and eventually break off in a lock that was a little sticky the first time I tried to remove it, forcing me drill out the lock to get it off. While the Master brand is more expensive, and only sold in 3 packs, their keys are the much thicker pad lock style which, so far, has not displayed this issue on the ones I have.