Cal-Royal NM Series, Extra Heavy Duty Mortise Locks, Grade 1 - ESCUTCHEON TRIM DOUBLE FIXED DUMMY Function, Left-Hand (VE-ZE) AMSEC NF5924 The Crescent Shield CS-12E has Crossbar Length (mm):1500 mm
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Cal Royal NM Series, Extra Heavy Duty Mortise Locks, Grade 1 ESCUTCHEON TRIM DOUBLE FIXED DUMMY Function, Left Hand (VE ZE) AMSEC NF5924 The Crescent Shield CS 12E has Crossbar Length (mm):1500 mm The Crescent Shield CS 12E has a 12 Comfort Fit Gun Capacity Hollon Believes in and stand behind the Crescent Shield Gun Safe series by offering a Limited lifetime warranty against fire and burglary the FD 4020C weighs 248 lbs and is one of the highest quality and toughest drop safes for its size Lever is used as door pull only Brass Deadbolt with Hardened Steel Inserts 1” Throw
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