Master Lock 90TRISPT Trigger Gun Lock Keyed Alike 3-pack

Product Description

The MASTER LOCK 90TRISPT is a keyed-alike trigger gun lock built with a zinc-plated steel body. Designed for firearm trigger guard applications, this lock provides a physical barrier that prevents trigger access and helps meet safe-storage requirements. The 4-pin cylinder delivers reliable key control, and the keyed-alike configuration means all three locks in the package operate on the same key — a practical advantage for users managing multiple firearms. The black zinc-plated finish resists surface corrosion under typical storage conditions. Each package contains three locks, making this a cost-effective solution for gunsmiths, firing ranges, law enforcement property rooms, and retailers bundling firearms with required safety accessories.

The 90TRISPT is suited for use on standard trigger guards across common handgun and long-gun configurations. The trigger gun lock format is widely accepted for point-of-sale firearm safety compliance and residential safe-storage practices. The keyed-alike feature is particularly useful in commercial or institutional settings where a single key must service multiple secured firearms. The 3-pack format reduces per-unit handling and is ordered in single-package minimums.

Key Features

• Keyed-alike cylinder: all three locks in the package operate on the same key
• 4-pin cylinder for reliable key engagement and basic pick resistance
• Zinc-plated steel body with black finish for corrosion resistance
• Trigger gun lock design fits standard trigger guard openings
• 3-pack quantity reduces per-unit cost for multi-firearm storage needs

Compatibility

Designed as a trigger guard-style gun lock for use with standard handgun and long-gun trigger guards where a trigger lock form factor is required or preferred.

Installation Notes

Trigger gun locks are installed by gunsmiths, firearms dealers, or trained end users. Always verify the firearm is unloaded and the chamber is clear before installing or removing any trigger lock. Follow all applicable federal, state, and local safe-storage laws when deploying these locks. Do not force the lock onto a trigger guard — confirm the trigger guard dimensions are compatible before applying pressure.