Distance-variable closing stirrup for rotary-latch locks

The invention relates to a rotary-latch lock comprising two additional parts, namely a closing stirrup ( 10 ) and at least one rotary latch. The lock is adjusted by means of the assembly of the closing stirrup. Said rotary latch is arranged on a flap element, for example, in a fixed manner, and remains in such a position. The closing stirrup ( 10 ) is then placed on a body part, for example, in such a way that the position thereof can be changed by means of, for example, spacer sleeves or spacer bars. The aim of the invention is to create a reliable lock which can be easily adjusted after being assembled. In order to achieve this, the closing stirrup ( 10 ) comprises two components, namely a fixing element ( 11 ) and a stirrup element ( 19 ). The two components ( 11, 19 ) are arranged in a distance-variable manner in such a way that the stirrup element ( 10 ) can be connected to the body part by means of the fixing element ( 11 ), and the lock is adjusted after assembly by changing the distance between the two components ( 11, 19 ). A regulating element ( 28 ) for changing the distance is arranged between the fixing element ( 11 ) and the stirrup element ( 19 ).