Top Rated Door Deadbolt Lock Reviews How to Choose a Deadbolt lock For your Door.

[@BrandonBaumvideo]

For everyone asking, the locks are as follows: On the right side, top-down: Schlage B60N w/ SC1 core, Brinks 2717 w/ KW1 core, Gatehouse Single Cylinder w/KW1 core, Kwikset 980 w/ KW1 Smartkey core On the left side, top-down: ASSA 6000 (now 7000) w/ Maximum+ core, Medeco Maxum w/ BiAxial core, Mul-T-Lock Hurcular w/ Interactive+ core, Schlage B60N w/ Primus XP core

[@createimaginechallenge7366]

Brandon B thank you!!!

[@notsosilentmajority1]

Hey Brandon, thanks very much man. I want to buy a quality lock and this guy did some good research and testing but if it wasn't for you we wouldn't know what was what. Thanks brother. 🙏🏼

[@wildchildpr]

Please add a list with the name and models in the description. Thank you!

[@BrandonBaumvideo]

On the right side, top-down: Schlage B60N w/ SC1 core, Brinks 2717 w/ KW1 core, Gatehouse Single Cylinder w/KW1 core, Kwikset 980 w/ KW1 Smartkey core On the left side, top-down: ASSA 6000 (now 7000) w/ Maximum+ core, Medeco Maxum w/ BiAxial core, Mul-T-Lock Hurcular w/ Interactive+ core, Schlage B60N w/ Primus XP core

[@nitramretep]

As an amateur lock picker I found your review a really an honest assessment. I should point out that the viewers should only buy these locks through a professional locksmith such as your business. Buying a high security lock on line is from an unknown entity can be a regrettable thing; my neighbor can attest to that! The seller had used his ship to address to visit his home while he was on vacation.

[@davidyoung6608]

+Peter M Agreed.

[@focused313]

sounds about right...even though I never get anything shipped to my house.

[@luistello1971]

This is the definitive guide. Excellent!!!

[@Gr8thxAlot]

Very informative and great video! I think good locks are money well spent.

[@davidyoung6608]

Like your honest review on these different verity of dead bolt brands.

[@addicted2baseballrgd21]

I know this is exclusively deadbolts, but what are your recommendations for knob locks? Same brands?

[@christopherlawler3033]

Schlage does offer a Heavy-Duty BHMA Grade-1 deadbolt that rivals the top-three locks on your mount... its nomenclature is the B-600/700/800 Series... of which includes as standard, solid brass free-spinning collars, steel cylinder housings, ball bearing drill protection for the 1/4" mounting bolts, and as added features; Full-Sized & Small-Format Interchangeable Cores are also available, along with the acceptance of both Schlage OEM cylinders on conventional cylinder models that also accept 3rd-party KIK/KIL cylinders as well... Single-Cylinder versions of this lock have a base MSRP of around $125... and the double-cylinder function will have a base MSRP of around $150... for the B-660/B-662 nomenclatures... High security locking cylinders e.g. Schlage Primus or Schlage Everest or Everest-29 Primus XP will add an additional $100 to $200 to the bill of materials, given the high security attributes of those parts... Schlage Primus is also available with the UL-437 option for drill resistance too... whereas the conventional 'controlled access' Primus does not offer any drill protection. The beauty of Schlage Primus though, is the backwards-compatibility, allowing Primus keys to operate conventional pin-tumbler cylinders that share the same default sectional keyway... this allows seemless integration into larger installations that also utilize standard or conventional cylinders, allowing the end-user to determine and to designate certain locks or certain door openings that are more critical to security vulnerabilities, such as main entrance doors of large buildings or more sensitive areas, such as infrastructure, computer server rooms, administrative office spaces, inventory storage or warehousing, perimeter fencing/gates or barriers, etc.

[@notsosilentmajority1]

So I watched this because I want to buy a new door lock. What are the brand names, model numbers and what is their approximate cost???? Where can they be bought? I fell asleep waiting for that info. You did a lot of good research and testing but you left us hanging.

[@mistax2k]

A list of the locks would be helpful, either in the video or in the description. Thank you.

[@BigBrownSwag]

I've always trusted schlage since that was what we had when I lived at home. I have installed a schlage at my apartment and there are signs that someone tried to pick it but they couldn't. We are moving again soon and I plan to install the same schlage deadbolt I had before

[@waynewinton]

good to here!

[@z1522]

I believe the Schlage Commercial grade 1 600 series deadbolt is better than the regular home grade, even without the Primus cylinder, so it may fit closer to the high security models yet come in substantially less expensive.

[@Durhai]

You said the Shlage on the top right could not have its screws drilled but you gave it a point for being able to have it's screws drilled. Found that humorous.

[@waynewinton]

+Daniel Montoya Well they have a anti drill plate but it is easily bypassed where as the ball bearings are not

[@Chrissy4605]

You have some very nice locks on the left side. I want get one for my house when I get one.

[@waynewinton]

+Cayenne Pepper email me [e-mail]

[@resecurelatch]

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[@2shay337]

I can't find the Schlage Primus deadbolt lock set you demonstrated. I can't afford 2-900.00 dollars to replace 4 deadbolt locks on my 2 doors of my apartment. What can you find that has a good security that can't be drilled and will take a thief longer than 2 minutes to pick? I'm trying to upgrade from the managements cheap locks that have been compromised already but having little income and having to do best I can to secure my apartment for the time it takes me 45-60 minutes once a month leave to buy groceries and rent M.O.

[@EPSTomcat11]

@Wayne could you please list the make/model of each deadbolt on the left column, from top to bottom?

[@ahmadaamer6]

EPSTomcat11 Left column, top to bottom we have ASSA, Medeco, Mul-T-Lock, and Schlage Primus. I don’t know the models of each. Hopefully he can post them.

[@randyhos7673]

@@ahmadaamer6 thank you i was not getting assa right

[@ahmadaamer6]

@@randyhos7673 Your welcome!

[@willammunny5589]

Thanks for taking the time, great info.

[@jdljdl9913]

Great video and thanks for it. Where is the list of these locks. I pick up the names of "ASSA" "Medeco" ""and "MUL T LOCK" .

[@mynock250]

Of course you should also know Assa owns Medeco and Mul-t-lock and several other high security lock companies.

[@mindsharping]

What I like about hardened pin technology is that, provided that all else is equal, the hardened pin will stop most attempts to break through the bolt in any case. That means that the intruder wasted a lot of time trying to break a practically unbreakable bolt, and that time could have been spent looking for alternative entrances. The hardened pin must however be top quality.

[@brettgingras3230]

Thanks so much Wayne! you're a great man.

[@milanese232]

great vídeo! you covered most deadbolts with a great explanation. thanks for sharing

[@sidneywhite749]

my front door has glass panels, my current deadbolt has a thumb latch that can easily be turned once the glass is broken. If I put a key on the inside then I risk a evacuation problem in case of fire. Is there an answer?

[@tracyskarma]

When you just point and say this one this one and this one we can’t see what brand of lock it is. It would be helpful if you said the brand as u point at em please

[@johnfrancisdoe1563]

Tracy Hursell Also clean up your script. Your first 2 minutes completely mixed up the explanations of various security features and what they do. Not watching the rest.

[@BrandonBaumvideo]

On the right side, top-down: Schlage B60N w/ SC1 core, Brinks 2717 w/ KW1 core, Gatehouse Single Cylinder w/KW1 core, Kwikset 980 w/ KW1 Smartkey core On the left side, top-down: ASSA 6000 (now 7000) w/ Maximum+ core, Medeco Maxum w/ BiAxial core, Mul-T-Lock Hurcular w/ Interactive+ core, Schlage B60N w/ Primus XP core

[@securetechlocksmithco.7383]

Nice job on giving us good info.

[@RobFos]

Im surprised you have not tried the Abloy ProTec-2

[@bms9144]

Wayne, I think B700/B800 would have been a better comparison to the other high security locks than just adding a Primus core to a B60. Overall, very useful content however.

[@bobrudra5752]

Great information. Thanks

[@ablelock]

Good job on the video for the most part there were some things that you said about Mul-t-lock that should be changed. You are aware that Mul-t-lock is sister company to the Assa Abloy company so a lot of the features are going to be similar

[@deeme8048]

Which is the most secure?????

[@AGC828]

Good informative video....for quality locks...but this is just part of the equation. Can't ONLY replace the key locks....need to replace the short half-inch screws holding the bolt plate tiwht 3-4" screws, add metal plating behind these key locks (that wraps around the side of the door...touching 3 surfaces), the plates need more screws not just the 2 on most plates...etc. So many good videos on KZbin on this...When I move into a new home again...things to keep in mind (live in a condo now. Secured....more less (you need a FOB to swipe a black pad to open entry doors...but the problem is some residents let in people they don't know--delivery people or visitors...could be some one wanting to break into a unit...etc. Condo life).

[@focused313]

I was all set to buy a kwikset lock from home depot....ha. I mean, have a two alarms, security cams, 2 dogs, etc... I think I might be kind of ok, but I'll opt for something that isn't so easily defeated, especially on my side doors.

[@repentandfollowjesuschrist6170]

12 gauge shotgun

[@RobinPillage.]

Lol, the Jesus guy goes straight to the most violent thought possible while in a discussion about locks.

[@danielgarza4166]

Hi, am thinking about a lock for home. I see this video is one year old. Do you still hold ASSA as your top pick for the home? Do you still hold to everything in this video? Great video, thanks.

[@Hoopsgirlbp]

Wish you put the company and model number of each lock in the description. Good video nonetheless

[@debralevesque8536]

ok so I wanted to buy a good deadbolt lock and only found the cheapy ones please help me, I think the Schlage B60 n/primus xp core would be good enough for me, please help me find it!!!

[@connerstines1578]

I'm going with a Corbin Russwin DL3000 with a Pyramid cylinder for my door. Your thoughts? It's got a zinc bolt with a steel pin, but i'm skeptical of whether or not a zinc bolt is a problem. My city uses DL3000s in all the city buildings, and i have yet to see any wear beyond what a steel bolt would experience, or other problems, in high-traffic areas. Most kick ins I've seen killed the door, or door frame and not the bolt, even with zinc or brass bolts. The DL3000 uses mortise cylinders and a very different design from most deadbolts, so there's no direct access to the lock mechanism or screws by drilling or an ice pick.

[@connerstines1578]

I'll add that attacks with a saw seem kinda rare where i live. I'm worried mostly about kick-ins. I'll be using a steel door frame so that'll probably make saw attacks more difficult in itself.

[@Ka9radio_Mobile9]

Hello! my front door has a door knob w key lock and above I have a dead bolt, They are the type that doesn't have strike on them, I want to replace them but can not get that type at home depot. Do you know the name of that type of lock and were I can buy them, thanks

[@frankie2234]

I think what we need is a strong door to support these locks. We need a steel door review or a national standard for a very strong commercial type door we could pretty up.

[@roba168]

you need a dog or 2

[@frankie2234]

Dogs that carry guns :))))

[@waynewinton]

Dogs and guns aren't always home.

[@lizwilliams6176]

Great Video, thank you!

[@rbo350]

where can I get one of the security locksets you recommend can you post a link

[@ibisman1593]

Need more links man

[@dan00500]

Where do people get the Assa and Multilock systems? I am not in your area, so a better national supplier is what I'm looking for.

[@waynewinton]

+Dan Johnson YOU CAN EMIL ME i SET THEM UP AND MAIL THEM OUT [e-mail]

[@waynewinton]

e mail me. I sell them and mail them out to you

[@jasonlisonbee]

Did you do an update to this? Supposedly the bottom right lock was updated since this.

[@lisahudson9640]

What's is the safest?

[@Valleybeautiful]

What do you know about the magnetic deadbolts? (MIWA) I just spent quite a bit on high end magnetic deadbolts that do not have pins. Key is very different looking....flat....no groves. Locksmith assured me they can't be picked or bumped due to no pins. I'm sure they can be beat somehow as ultimately everything is, but hopefully we got something that makes it really difficult.

[@waynewinton]

e mail me a link to product [e-mail]

[@rayzorwilko3312]

So what were the 3 top locks that you were commenting on

[@ibisman1593]

I'm scrolling down the comments to find that out, did he say ossar locks were the best.

[@WRVCWEB]

These videos have been incredibly helpful. Thank you.

[@waynewinton]

good to here

[@waynewinton]

Nice

[@Kuleaze]

After watching your video's I've been searching for an ASSA 6000 deadbolt and I can't seem to find where to purchase this item.. I went on your website thinking I could buy the product from you, but I don't see a product list. Any help?

[@Fatelvis2]

what about the deadbolts that attached to the surface of the door ?

[@Brunkvic]

I just restored an old entry door, are any good dead bolts 1.5" bore or do I have to drill the hole larger?

[@farmgirl768]

Is it better to have double bolt?

[@MOVIECLIPS-bp8zx]

Can the SCHLAGE "B60N V 619" be bumped ? If so, is this rather easy for one to do, as I bought it only because of the "G!" rating they had, although I was thinking that I should have waited for a Primus. Thank you for any help you may be able to offer me. :)

[@waynewinton]

Only bump proof lock is ASSA. Can an ASSA core be added to this..... Yes

[@MOVIECLIPS-bp8zx]

Wayne Winton Thank you so much for taking time to answer ! You are awesome ! I will have to Google this ASSA, Haha. :)

[@waynewinton]

+MOVIE CLIPS good!

[@Vgp-rp4iu]

Did you really say you can't pick that smart key lock? (Bottom right) you ever heard of the lockpicking lawyer? I have seen him pick all of these locks in less than about 30 seconds. There isn't a single deadbolt there that he hasn't picked on his channel. Same with bosnianbill

[@FranzFerdinandVIII]

Jesus Christ, *Seriously?* 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PapaGleb]

Awesome vid Wayne. Thx for the info.

[@jeffreypritchard6102]

So is it only possible to buy the "good locks" through a locksmith?

[@ahmadaamer6]

Jeffrey Pritchard You might be able to by them online, but usually they can only be bought from Locksmiths. Check with your local locksmith. It costs them a lot of money to sell high security locks, so one locksmith might carry one brand that another does not have.

[@Alexandrebf9]

Does the Schlage B60N have a harden pen ??

[@scottyB5950]

My alert stopped working. Why.End

[@marioflash5790]

I cant find any assa 7000 max online with core just assa 7000 max not core

[@skiene]

So which one is recommended at the best?

[@waynewinton]

ASSA

[@KC7HP]

A couple times in the video (quickly!) he says he likes them in the order top to bottom for the left side set.

[@Johnyrocket70]

I have primus bump keys, I haven't tried them yet. I need a lock lol

[@bms9144]

There are different flavors of Primus, and your bump key won't work in all of them. It depends on the iteration (e.g. Primus vs Primus XP), and the "level" of the lock and bump key. You probably have a Primus level 1 bump key, which basically should work like a normal six pin Schlage bump key if the Primus core you try it on is also level 1. The newer XP versions and higher levels generally require a card to get a key cut, and they aren't going to make you a bump key (though you could make one from the cut key if you know how.)

[@jackrippers8526]

Good fcukin video. I don't know jack shyt about the difference between a good/bad lock

[@waynewinton]

Jack Rippers thx

[@tom_olofsson]

Excellent.

[@Johnyrocket70]

I have some primus bump keys

[@64akon]

what about the Abloy Protec2 deadbolt

[@ahmadaamer6]

That deadbolt is great quality. It has only been picked by one person and it took a long time for him to learn. They are great against physical attacks.

[@juanvaldes1837]

Very good information!!!

[@engineerncook6138]

Great videos! Looking to upgrade my deadbolts. Are the two Schlage deadbolts you review here a model B60 (residential grade, big box store) and a model B760 (commercial grade with Primus cylinder). B660/760/860 series are more resistant to physical attack than the B60 from my research. They cost more too, of course.

[@miccowolf4601]

1 master key work all Locks police department and security forces uses it call the 12-gauge shotgun the ultimate master key move out of the city for it gets worse and high crime areas a little tip

[@waynewinton]

Visit wayneslockshop.com/ For More tips and tricks for the Locksmith Industry

[@b3at2]

you can't pick an abloy protec2..

[@danielliaw6860]

JRLM ........

[@mynock250]

Not yet, I have one in my front door knob set and a mul-t-lock mt5+ deadbolt.

[@chefgav1]

JRLM abloy protec and protec 2 has now been officially picked

[@JamieLaval_official]

It's a German name, pronounced "sh-la-geh" with the accent on the "la"

[@johnsavage8873]

Better yet, chose locks that work for you! Not ones that will lock you out, and can't get keys made for easily and cheaply!

[@menemme]

Americans crack me up. You can have a high security rotating disk Abloy Protec2 deadbolt...but then you got houses with walls made of wood. No wonder you need guns to defend yourselves and your property....

[@tvbox6955]

ahhh thanks ahhh for ahhh a ahhh nice ahhh video ahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh

[@koskey06]

It's like this video starts in the middle of a conversation...... No idea what the point is

[@ab-bc2gr]

Long gone are the days when you could leave your door open. Too many a$$holes stealing other people's stuff in the world.

[@gerardwalker8324]

The best security is an electronic lock with no key way just push buttons. perod!!!!!

[@rcampbell4967]

Are any if the deadbolts resistant to having the mounting bolts drilled out from the exterior? I needed to unlock a deadbolt that I had lost the key to and saw this video and tried it. I was through the door in under a minute. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5SXoJ98rbmUj6s

[@auntnatalie]

Hi, good speaking voice. For at least the first 5 min all I have heard are the bad ones. All your words are for Lock Company people. I don't want to know about all the bad ones. I don't want to know the characteristics of the good ones. I don't want to know the characteristics of the good ones. I want to know what your video says it will do and tell me what are the good locks to buy. I am so disappointed. I did not listen to it all the way to the end. Maybe after 25 minutes of listening, you do say that the "Myka Lock" is the best . it just wasnt worth my time, so I'm going on to another video.so I'm going on to another video. You seem like you know a lot you just don't know how to put it out there for others to understand . Hopefully you can get it together for normal pp.

[@mari54ish]

Too much information, just say the best one!

[@Sharedcare]

I am really getting fucked off with KZbin advertising

[@firexgodx980]

1 minute in and I have no clue what you're talking about. You can't just dive in to the details without going over a high level overview dude

[@MC-uj4co]

why do you choice not to put abloy in your videos a true abloy

[@waynewinton]

M C because.