You might have a master key. I think that for two reasons.
1- You say the key works in the handle but not the deadbolt. That is exactly what a dealer master key will do. A regular key for a camper will work both the handle lock and the dead bolt. I used to work for a RV dealer and had a master key albeit it was red vs green.
2- Looking at the pic of your key, it looks to me like the part number starts with MK which may very well stand for Master Key.
Have you actually tried a code 310 key? If the tag inside the lock says 310, a 310 key will work unless the lock cylinders were replaced. If you cannot find a key that will work, you can replace the lock assembly. Most are pretty standard among travel trailers and fifth wheels. IIRC a replacement lock assembly costs around $25 to $35 dollars, comes with at least two keys and can be replaced with a screw driver in about 5 minutes.
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