Switching Digital Keypad to Mechanical Lock

[Junior314]

Been debating back and forth and decided I want to swap out the didital pad for a mechanical lock. Anybody have a locksmith in the Bridgewater area they would reccomend and best guess on what I am looking for pricewise?

ETA: For a safe.

 

[crazymjb]

On what, a safe or your house?

 

[Junior314]

On what, a safe or your house?

Good point haha... on a safe.

 

[MGnoob]

I’ve always preferred mechanical for real safes some of the crap ones I have around are electronic for easy access.
It depends on what kind of the purpose of the safe.

All I know is every fingerprint scanner I have sucks. Not that that’s wrong with this current safe that I was going to use for work. But now I’m locked out. I gotta cut it open to get my revolver out.

Typically I put the spare key from one safe and into another safe.

No idea where the key is this thing with something I was gonna throw away anyway figured I’d use it. Change the battery on it put the gun in it now I can’t get into it.

 

[MGnoob]

You would need more info on the safe, for lock recommendations S&G’s are pretty cheap..
Depends on the level of security are looking.

Somewhere on here there is an amazing thread about locksmithing and locks.

 

[bottle-cap]

Hanover Lock was my first thought.
On route 53 by Advannce Auto.
They have been there for decades.
I’ve used them for locks and keys, but not safes. They have a showroom with safes, so might work on them too.