Master Lock 90DSPT Gun Trigger Lock with Key, Blue

Manufacturer’s Notice

n cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Master Lock Co., of Milwaukee, Wis., is voluntarily recalling about 752,000 gun locks and providing free replacements to consumers. As a result of a manufacturing discrepancy, the 2 halves of a few gun locks will also be manually separated with no key, giving children and others unauthorized get entry to to a firearm. Master Lock reports it has not received any consumer reports of locks being disabled on account of this discrepancy. This recall is being conducted by Master Lock to stop the potential of injury. The locks being recalled are keyed, trigger gun locks sold one at a time or in combination with certain Smith & Wesson and Walther handguns. The recalled gun locks were to be had for sale after June 20, 1999, and are either black or blue metal. Each and every half of the lock surrounds the trigger with a 1-inch locking post connecting them. The words, “Master Lock Tough Under Fire” are printed on the lock’s black rubber pad. Affixed to the lock is a yellow sticker which reads, “Warning! Do Not Use On A Loaded Gun!” Master Lock brand gun locks sold one at a time were packaged with a green and black cardboard display card and with instruction sheets within the package. Smith & Wesson gun locks were sold under its own name, and were packaged with blue display cards and instruction sheets within the package. Model numbers found at the instruction sheets or packaging are 90, 90DSPT, 90KADSPT, 90TSPT, 90DS&W, 90KADS&W or 90TS&W. The words,”Made to exclusive Master Lock specifications in China” are at the back of the packaging.

Manufacturer Treatment Information

Consumers will have to stop the use of the recalled locks instantly and call Master Lock at (800) 944-1380 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. CT Monday through Friday to receive a free replacement lock. As at all times, consumers are reminded to not use gun locks on loaded guns. Until the replacement lock is received, consumers will have to not use the recalled gun locks. Master Lock urges consumers to comply with all state and local laws requiring the usage of gun locking devices. For more info, discuss with the corporate’s web page at http://www.masterlock.com/recall.html. No other Master Lock gun locks are being recalled. Specifically, Master Lock trigger gun locks that have been sold before June 20, 1999, (features to search for include: locks that have been not sold with a yellow warning sticker or which state either “Milwaukee, Wis. U.S.A.” at the rubber pad or “Made in U.S.A.” at the packaging or the instruction sheets) or which have a locking post which measures over 1 1/4 inches in length aren’t included on this recall. In a similar way, Master Lock cable gun locks or gun locks which lock with a combination reasonably than a key aren’t subject to this recall.

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