r/Safes

Hi Reddit,

We have this old safe in my local shooting range. I'have the code who is composed of three numbers and the carved arrow in the wood of the shelf behind indicate the first rotation direction. When I attempt to open the safe, I reset the wheel by rotating in the direction of the arrow at least five time. Then I rotate three more time in the same direction and I stop on the first number. I change direction and I stop when I'm on the second number two time, then I change direction and I stop on the last number. Despite this, I can't open it. What do I do wrong?

Hi everyone!
I’ve lost the key to this metal cabinet. The locking mechanism works perfectly, but without the key, anyone can simply turn the handle and open it.
There’s a number 310 engraved on the lock, but I can’t identify the manufacturer.
Does anyone recognize this lock or know where I could get a replacement key?
Is the number 310 enough to order a new key, or would I need to replace the lock entirely?
I’ve attached some pictures.
Thanks in advance!

I forgot the code and wanna know if there is any way I can get into it?

I am trying to gauge what this will cost to restore to daily operation?
What are my lock replacement options, is this worth the trouble?

From listing:

The safe is NON-OPERATIONAL. The locking mechanism is broken, and there is no combination or key available.
Condition:
Approximate weight: 3,000 lbs.
Mosler manganese steel construction
Surface shows scratches and scrapes from use
Some small dents are present