What do you do with all those trigger locks?

[Pup49]

Over the years, I have amassed many of those trigger locks that are in the box when buying a new gun. I keep my guns in safes so I don't use the trigger locks as intended. I have a shelf with a large number of these locks. Yesterday, I thought of other uses. Locking a tree stand cable, lock on my trailer hitch, lock my truck box, were some my ideas for uses. I don't think I will need to buy a lock for anything in the future. What ideas do you have?

[FirstBubba]

None!
I despise the things and I have a butt load of them myself.
When I attended gun shows, I'd put them out on the table in a basket: "Your choice! $5".
Sold a bunch.
Still have a bunch.
Picked up a handgun at a pawnshop. The owner wanted me to purchase a lock and wouldn't allow me to leave unless the gun was "locked"!
I grabbed a standard "Master" pad lock out of my truck, opened the cylinder and snapped the lock shut around the top strap. You can't close the cylinder. Mission accomplished!
On a S&W revolver, you can also put a standard Master lock on the trigger guard "behind" the trigger.
The gun can't be cocked or fired double action.

[Gary Devine]

I don't have any trigger locks. I keep my firearms inside my Browning safe.

[jcarlin]

I suspect that if you go up to my attic where all the original boxes are, there's a trigger lock in each one of them.

[Henry]

I once tried to use a trigger lock on a double barreled shotgun with two triggers. When the trigger lock was pulled back, the shotgun fired (or would have if it were loaded).

[99explorer]

I don't have a single one.
I guess my purchases of brand new guns must have ended before trigger locks became mandatory.

[Treestand]

The pile i have ,I sell at the Gun Shows $1.00ea.

[Treestand]

I don't have a single one.
I guess my purchases of brand new guns must have ended before trigger locks became mandatory.

Is it True F.D.R was Gov, of New York, when you bought your last Gun?? LMAO