The Adams-Rite lock is a mortise lock common to commercial occupancies, particularly store-fronts or “taxpayers”. It’s a relatively formidable lock; the throw is about 1.5″ of solid metal into a metal frame – very difficult to force conventionally. Further, the door is often glass – which may or may not be covered with some type of security bars or mesh. For a whole lot of reasons, I think breaking the glass is your WAY last resort.
Fortunatley, this is a VERY easy lock to quickly open “thru-the-lock” – provided you have a little know-how and “use the clock” (everyone like how that rhymed?)….
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