On Saturday, January 21, 2006, at 04:21 PM, Peter Frederick wrote:
I do not know why, and will not speculate, but I've been assured this is the case. Peter
You're missing the point. An uncoded lock cylinder will not match your key, hence they give you the key with it. Coding a lock cylinder to your key, indicates that you have a key and want to keep your key-ring light and uncluttered, as well as not having to fumble with multiple keys that all look alike. So you buy a coded cylinder and everything matches.
Johnny B. I Mac Therefore I am
