Review on 🔐 PRIME-LINE Defender Security E 2330 Mortise Keyed Lock Set with Satin Nickel Knob – Ideal for Replacing Antique Lock Sets and More, Fits 1-3/8 in.-1-3/4 in. Interior Doors (Satin Nickel) by Justin Goff

Updated 2/26/16: I've had this for 8 months now, had to take it apart 2 times, the interior slides out, then it gets blocked and I have to go through the window and have it shut for an hour spend opening it while I replace it the second time. The keyboard stays, but the lock sucks. Dissatisfied. No, I didn't bolt the lock, just used it as a regular door, the part that was supposed to go in and out when turning the handle got stuck in the lock case, and then it popped out, dislodging the hardware inside, so the bolt popped of the main lock and the inner parts popped out and blocked the lock hole. First Review: Looks good, holds up well, the pin is a bit smaller than the original 1900 locks. But it might still work for what I wanted. I wanted a brushed nickel on one side and the original brass plate and lip on the other, that was fine. I didn't get the screw in right the first time, didn't make sure it was on the flat side so it ran and turned freely, but after a bit of fiddling I was able to get it to stay. I like it and will probably order more. The sign on the door is a bit thinner and the edges are sharp instead of rounded like antique ones, so it digs into the wood a bit, that's the only reason it gets a 4 instead of a 5. Seems a little easier too, doesn't it? It doesn't feel as solid as traditional antique veneer, but it doesn't appear to be flimsy. Overall I'm satisfied and for the price I certainly won't complain.