Mul-T-Lock Garrison Dimple Bump Key
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About this Item
About this Item
Mul-T-Lock Garrison Dimple Bump Key
Description
Description
A Cut-From-Code Dimple Bump Key
This bump key is made for suitable Mul-T-Lock Garrison dimple locks. It is a specialist keyway tool for trained, authorized bumping practice, not a generic dimple key. Match the lock family first, then work on the strike.
Seven-pin dimple bumping needs the right keyway
Garrison family
Made for suitable Mul-T-Lock Garrison dimple locks.
Cut from code
A cleaner baseline than filing a dimple bump key by hand.
Dimple practice
For lawful training where the lock and keyway match.
Use a purpose-made bump hammer
Pair keyway-specific bump keys with controlled striking. The Brockhage Standard Flex Bump Hammer is the sensible companion. For another dimple family, compare the ISEO R11 Dimple Bump Key.
What to know before buying
| Key family | Mul-T-Lock Garrison dimple bump key |
| SKU | MTLB |
| Best use | Authorized bumping practice on suitable Garrison dimple locks |
| Fit note | Bump keys are keyway-specific. Confirm Garrison fit before ordering. |
Questions buyers usually ask
Is this for every Mul-T-Lock?
No. It is for suitable Garrison dimple locks.
Is a hammer included?
No. This listing is for the bump key only.
Does it guarantee an open?
No. Bumping still depends on the lock, keyway match, tension, and strike control.
Why cut from code?
It gives you a cleaner starting point than hand-cutting the dimple pattern yourself.
Use the right dimple key for the right lock
For Mul-T-Lock Garrison practice, this is the keyway-specific bump key to start with.
