KingKong Safe Combination Lock

These are known as a Friction Fence Lock, also sometimes called Roller Bolt Lock.

Used on Kumahira, Itoki, Eiko and Kookaburra safes as well as others.

Info from John Daniell FT&T Security Locksmiths.

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• Don’t try to pull the dial—it is pinned.
• Tell tales for the lock are:- No change index, No gap between 0 and 100, you can’t feel a dropin point, AND when you spin the lock you can feel / hear the cogs buzzing away.
• You can angle drill into the case and scope down the side of the wheels—drill @ 75 (angle around 60 deg) and Transfer numbers “-33”.
• I reckon you could also try for a drill in at the 0 point, but you will need to be bloody lucky picking your angle to not damage anything cog wise !! Safer at 75 or 25
• Dialing sequence is 4 X Right, 3 times left, 2 times right and left to open (around 8—dropin at 0)

Info from Gerry Forder.

Drill Point:

25mm up and 17mm right and scope the gated direct.

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