Sargent & Greenleaf S&G Model 1004-102 Spinblocker Bolt Electronic Safe Lock

Nearly perfect, I needed to swap out my mechanical lock for a digital for uniform combinations on all my safes. install and set up was straightforward and simple. Functions 100% and locks up solid and fits like the factory lock assembly. The only part I don't care for is the keypad panel could lock into place tighter. It is not a deal breaker since it was a retrofit for my 30 year plus safe. While mildly annoying, it would buy this lock assembly again and would recommend. 4.8 stars because of the keypad.

Easy install on my Cannon widebody safe from TSC. Replaced the original lock which failed to open every time (common problem with Cannon) with this lock, with only minor modification. Only needed to drill/tap two new 8-32 holes to mount the keypad, the original hole pattern is horizontal--the S&G is vertical mounting studs. The quality of this lock is very good for the price.

Replaced the keypad on my Winchester gun safe when it got wonky….this plugged right in!

Well I spent the "extra" on the real thing and it was not "extra" at all. The set arrived with the face plate / keypad snapped together and zero instructions on how to "unsnap" them. Yes, you can see 4 small hooks via the back plate but as nobody has 4 hands to keep them all apart and I did not want to break it I called the customer service line. Several options later I had to leave a number for a call back and that never came after about 4 hours so I carried on with assembly. I was replacing another S&G in a Winchester branded safe. Face plate mounts matched, rear assembly holes matched, but the spring loaded anti-tamper plate did not. Holes that lined up perfectly with the original plate were not threaded at all so I had to re-drill to match other holes in the back of the mechanism. Then, once all was tested and working, I snapped the face plate / keypad back onto the base on the front of the face and one of the retaining teeth snapped off. So, my brand new lock works but the keypad is not fully set in the front of the safe. Why did they not use a twist lock version? Why did they use ultra-cheap chromed plastic tabs? Why did they ship it snapped together forcing the buyer to pry it apart? Who knows, they never called me back. I should have gotten the knock off for less than half the price. They called today and agreed the directions leave a lot to be desired. The pictures in the instructions shows the two parts separated, but they are not meant to be taken apart. You are supposed to put the screws into the safe body and then hang the whole thing and give it a 1/4 turn like a smoke detector. To make up for it, they are sending me a new pad. Cudos to S&G for saving the day. If the new keypad shows up I will give it the next star.

Arrived as described and worked fine. Screws are a little tight on the treads but came with extra.

Perfect replacement lock for my 2008 Liberty Centurion model D-23 safe.

Replaced a damaged lock - went with S&G assuming better than foreign made. Lock worked for a couple months, then would not unlock. Luckily the safe was open when I found out. Called tech support - said not using correct code (same code as house). No warranty

perfect fit for the safe.

use a heat gun or hair dryer to soften up the realis tangs so they don't break off