How to Rekey a Kwikset Key-in-Knob Lock Halifax: The Kwikset Key-in-Knob Lock is extremely popular in the US and since Kwikset bought out Wesier Lock in Canada it will become more popular too across Canada. Not a secure lock and very easy to pick and lots of easy defeats that show no sign of entry. Also, extremely easy to break into with forced entry methods.
How to Rekey a Kwikset Key-in-Knob Lock Halifax
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Note: The lock in this video is not the Smart Key lock (even easier to defeat with no signs of entry, a bent wire will open).
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