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Yes you can, I recommend keeping the key closest to the gimmick unless the hole in the key is the same size as it might effect the locking mechanism. Try it and see, if it doesn’t lock as well swap it back, but you can have as many keys as you want on the keyring, it won’t affect the performance of the gimmick.
