Sargent - 8237 - Mechanical Mortise Lock - LN Rose / L Lever - Classroom - LFIC - 0 Bitted Core - 26D - Satin Chrome Plated - Grade 1 Retraction Kits 2008+ Kawasaki Ninja 250R

Name: Sargent - 8237 - Mechanical Mortise Lock - LN Rose / L Lever - Classroom - LFIC - 0 Bitted Core - 26D - Satin Chrome Plated - Grade 1 Retraction Kits 2008+ Kawasaki Ninja 250R
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 74710274249
Price: 260.35 USD
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Rating: 4.2448 (18 reviews)

Sargent - 8237 - Mechanical Mortise Lock - LN Rose / L Lever - Classroom - LFIC - 0 Bitted Core - 26D - Satin Chrome Plated - Grade 1 Retraction Kits 2008+ Kawasaki Ninja 250R

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Sargent 8237 Mechanical Mortise Lock LN Rose L Lever Classroom LFIC 0 Bitted Core 26D Satin Chrome Plated Grade 1 Retraction Kits 2008+ Kawasaki Ninja 250R 2008+ Kawasaki Ninja 250R With the VAG Force Tool Specifications The Sargent Classroom mortise locks are designed and constructed with high quality components to provide maximum security

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