Would a locksmith be able to rekey this lock? null

I repined my pair of locks to use the same key and while I had it open I confirmed the outer cylinder dimensions look to match Kwikset, Wiser and Weslock so they should be able to swap the cylinder for one of those. Any locksmith who is not scared away can just remove the 6 screws under the stuck on rubber backing then just swap out the cylinder and reuse the tail pice. You’re not likely to find many locksmiths in the US who can source the sidebar pins used in this lock so they will not be able to repin the existing cylinder to make multiple locks use one of the keys us came with. This lock type is only common in Asia. Just have them swap the cylinder instead if trying to repin.

I doubt it as this lock uses a proprietary style key.

No. I called a locksmith and when he saw it he said it uses a different type of key.

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I repined my pair of locks to use the same key and while I had it open I confirmed the outer cylinder dimensions look to match Kwikset, Wiser and Weslock so they should be able to swap the cylinder for one of those. Any locksmith who is not scared away can just remove the 6 screws under the stuck on rubber backing then just swap out the cylinder and reuse the tail pice. You’re not likely to find many locksmiths in the US who can source the sidebar pins used in this lock so they will not be able to repin the existing cylinder to make multiple locks use one of the keys us came with. This lock type is only common in Asia. Just have them swap the cylinder instead if trying to repin.
Answered by Locksmith 3 years ago
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I doubt it as this lock uses a proprietary style key.
Answered by ChrisB 3 years ago
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No. I called a locksmith and when he saw it he said it uses a different type of key.
Answered by Ronl 3 years ago
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