Handcuffs Keys Is it illegal for a civilian to own police handcuffs?
I went to court and i keep one of the spare handcuff keyes on my keychain and they took the keys away, I understand why I cant have them in there, but then they would not give it back. They told me it was illegal to own a pair of police handcuffs. But if you go to Smith and Wesson.com, where I got mine, you can purchase them no questions asked! Ok everyone needs to get their minds out of the gutter! I've had the KEY not the cuffs for almost 7 years, I found it and kept it because I found it interesting. I did not even KNOW it was a handcuff key till they told me. So if you do not have anything of merit to contribute just shut the hell up! ... and I understand why I could not have it the courthouse "Scott"... my question is why I could not have them back!! So next time read the question completely ( maybe a few times if it was too complicated for you) before you decide to try and answer it.
I think you were scammed... Absent any law prohibiting ownership, they 'stole' your legally purchased property. I don't know why you wanted a key [ nor care ], but the key is yours.
Tell them the key unlocks your mink-lined cuffs at home, and your wife is waiting.
''everyone keep out of the gutter?" A little roleplay is ''gutter?" Variety, maybe. besides, if it got your key back to you, why whine ? Heck, you shoulda tried it.
Is a smith and wesson hand cuff key universal with most standard handcuffs?
Or do you need a "Universal Hand cuff key" thats sold around the internet.
Handcuffs with coded keys are rare. The handcuff is too thin for a barrel lock. Most keys are just levers. They may differ in width or length but they're basically a paddle to release the lock.
Handcuffs with coded keys are rare. The handcuff is too thin for a barrel lock. Most keys are just levers. They may differ in width or length but they're basically a paddle to release the lock.
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Handcuffs with coded keys are rare. The handcuff is too thin for a barrel lock. Most keys are just levers. They may differ in width or length but they're basically a paddle to release the lock.