handcuffs

by **thekeymaker** » 9 Sep 2006 5:05

the only way i'll attempt to Escape from them is if i was allowed to try to. and yes i have been into Escapes since i was in grade school.

by **locksmith-supply** » 10 Sep 2006 9:38

i guess you all agree that any lock that can be unlocked - it's all about how powerful your locksmith kung-fu is....

by **Bud Wiser** » 10 Sep 2006 9:55

locksmith-supply wrote:i guess you all agree that any lock that can be unlocked - it's all about how powerful your locksmith kung-fu is....

I don't think you need to be a locksmith to be an escape artist. Would love to see our local locksmith escape from being handcuffed and locked in a trunk while submerged in a tank of water, sure DB, Omikron, Mr. Picks, and may be Shrub might be able to do it, but I doubt most others could

by **thekeymaker** » 10 Sep 2006 11:09

well i just recently did Metamorphosis Labor Day Weekend at a Houdini convention. next time i will be handcuffed as well maybe behind my Back.

by **HOLLYWOOD-word** » 12 Sep 2006 1:30

are these the same as the PINK FLUFFY handcuffs?

by **HOLLYWOOD-word** » 12 Sep 2006 1:34

i have no megatrons left.......

mutzy can i borrow sum??

that would be GREAT

holy micrometer

by **UWSDWF** » 12 Sep 2006 8:28

what the SPAM? why little man I do not get your ridicous posts but cut it out it hurts the site for real users

by **digital_blue** » 12 Sep 2006 10:16

User dealt with. Thanks for playing.

db

by **illusion** » 12 Sep 2006 10:29

Interesting... I wonder who would waste their time doing this?

Now a simple matter of revenge for an insult I could understand, but I don't see a motive to attack the member MUTZY.

Perhaps a dispute happening behind closed doors?

Then again, I guess a motiveless attack is illogically logical.

Well banned now anyway...

by **ldnlksmth** » 9 Oct 2006 20:43

I like to contribute to things arrest related... many years in security, high profile, executive protection etc etc etc.

whenever I handcuffed someone, I did a number of things. In order, they were:

A) double lock the handcuffs
B) thoroughly search the subject, remove anything metalic, anything that might be reachable from the cuffed position
C) put a cuff-wrap over the cuffs. This successfully conceals the keyways, prevents pinching, and with it's amazing amount of velcro-like material, lets me know if anyones messing with my cuffs.

for the record, I used both Peerless and SW, and had access to the Peerless High Security cuffs.

my prisoners were always in sight of me, and I never had any issues with someone releiving themselves of their captivity.

by **george728** » 13 Oct 2006 6:20

were did you get the shim from as i did security patrol 12 years ago
looks cool to have

pm me the link thats

by **thekeymaker** » 13 Oct 2006 16:27

shims are very easy to get all you need are some box staples and a hammer.

by **Tennessee R** » 26 Oct 2006 1:46

Wow, great photos! Although, I know that it does not cover every type, the photographs show amazingly clear the basic principles.

I had found something on handcuffs before, but never really understood it, as it tried to explain using primarily description, and I believe a few sketches.
Great info, thank you.

by **Stray** » 27 Oct 2006 1:25

I just used a piece from a broken tape measure for a shim for my cuffs. , works well on those and a few things i might get in trouble for if i mention them here... (only reason for doing it would be theiving)

and since tape-measures are everywhere they can be quickly made... if need be.

by **lockpickroy** » 27 Oct 2006 1:51

street cleaner bristles work great for handcuff shims also

handcuffs

it's all about your locksmith kung-fu powers

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