This comes with a Remlin.

 

This comes with a Remlin.
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Yeah..no. That’s the wall bracket I mention in the first post. Not a fan of that.

 

Maybe a dumb question but what the heck is a lever lock and why would you want one?

Thanks,

Padraig

 

You can’t lock a lever action rifle with a standard trigger lock

 

Wall Bracket?

 

I like it because I can use it over the rifle sock.
Being bulky and clunky is kind of the idea think.

 

A sock would keep the lock and rubber coated metal from marking up the rifle. I don’t want a sock though. My Marlins and Henry are snug in their cases.

I locked up my SBL with the supplied locking device that shipped with my Marlin. I figured it would damage the rifle

 

The OP lives in Canada.
Fairly strict transporting requirements.

 

Ahhh now understand. I used the cable lock that came with my last firearm to lock my fence gate. What use is a locked up unloaded firearm?

Padraig

 

My rifles prefer to be unchained so they can run wild and free. Contrary to what politicians say they have not assaulted anyone yet.

 

Do a web or amazon search for large shackle padlocks. Master makes one that should contain both the lever and the wrist of the stock. Either pad the hasp with tape or dip it in that liquid plastic stuff used on tool handles. I didn't do an extensive search, but there may be a padded one.

In addition to the Master lock, there's another one with numbered rolling tumblers.

Certain bicycle locks might also be adaptable to your need.

Good luck with your search.

 

There are a few ideas like that I’ve been tossing around but jez, I can’t believe Master or someone doesn’t make a slick, adjustable lever lock that locks the lever closed up against the stock.

 

This is lots of pictures. But, it shows a type that I was thinking about. It is listed at Buds. Yet, I settled for a free cable. I was traveling and did not want to deal with any foolishness.

https://www.google.com/search?q=lev...dDPzCMKEw&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiW5eO7_rPmAhVvplkKHarFDkcQ7Al6BAgHED0&biw=962&bih=601

 

Would be easy to make your own custom one. Buy some slotted steel strapping and electrical tape at Home Depot. Wrap steel with electrical tape, bend around stock and through lever. Bend out tabs to accomodate a padlock. Cheap, functional, custom fit.:biggrin:

Just my $.02.

 

Here ya go Bullseye in London carrys them

http://ww w.bullseyelondon.com/dac-technologies-lhl096b-lever-action-trigger-lock-with-hammer-block.html

 

Personally, I’d rather have a gun case with metal locking tabs and transport a long gun that way; gun would be inaccessible and fully protected from bumps and bruises.

But if you’d rather have something small, how about something like this? A lockout device that lets you make the loop snug.

https://www.emedco.com/master-lock-...0139&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIy5eTnsy65gIVEz0MCh157w1WEAkYASABEgIxUvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

A zip tie works, just have to cut it off when you want to use the gun. Less intrusive than a metal bracket or cable. Just curious, are there certain States that require some sort of lock?

 

Zip ties - cheap and effective - used at most gun shows

 

What about a trigger lock, the short cable and padlock type. Through the lever loop and around the wrist of the stock. If its a long one, loop twice around. I have a couple never used, marked to Mossberg. If I can find them I will try it.

 

I'm not a fan of cables. Lots of suggestions but clearly nobody manufactures a clamshell style lock. Basically, like one handcuff but smaller in diameter. About an inch wide. Lined with rubber. Clasp the lever to the stock. Squeeze ratchet it closed. Like a handcuff or like the Master trigger locks.

 

One more vote for the zip ties, provided they are acceptable in Alberta. Don't over think it. I have a handgun cable lock around here somewhere that might work. It is short and had a plastic coated cable. I'll try to find it in the morning, going huntin' right now.

OP we were typing at the same time. I see you don't want a cable.

 

I use rubber/plastic coated cable lock (16") wrapped twice through the lever. The little metal ends fit into the plastic coated lock and are not touching any wood or metal on my guns. I like them actually. It keeps the grandkids out but that's about all any trigger/cable lock is good for.

redhawk

 

I also use such a lock, as shown in the picture. It is pretty good. Honestly, I don't suffer from this at all. I used it for many years, and it showed itself well. More than that, I consider that the best locks' models are made of durable stainless steel and have a secure key. It may seem to you that this is an outdated model, but it is really reliable. Indeed, it is unlikely that someone will be able to steal the bike protected by such a system quickly and unexpectedly. While a thief fumbles with the master keys, most likely, he will be noticed and stopped.

 

Remove the lever and bolt while transporting.

 

This came with my (JM) '95CB:

I use it all the time. Keeps the papers on my desk from flying away. FWIW, they're all over ebay.

 

Good Lord.... You can't just have the rifle unloaded and in a case?

Our world is crazy.

Guy