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Question: Just recieved these Mtech cuffs and they are pretty nice. I have owned/used other Double Lock cuffs in the past...... But I see no place to Double Lock them. Usually the pin on the key has a hole somewhere on the cuffs to Double Lock and keep them from tightening.....How do these cuffs Double Lock?
Document: thought they were broken at first. i hadn't used cuffs before. took me a few minutes to figure out how to use the double-lock. if you lay the cuffs on a table, the double-lock is going to be on the side of the cuff away from the key hole. important to note that it is on the SIDE and not on the flat surface. to use the double-lock, you push in the pin with the top of the key.
have seen a few reviews on here saying these cuffs do not double lock, they do. I was skeptical to purchase these because of those reviews, but I'm glad I did. They are inexpensive and work. The cuffs double lock by inserting the pin on the key into the pin hole below the internal locking block.
I have seen a few reviews on here saying these cuffs do not double lock, they do. I was skeptical to purchase these because of those reviews, but I'm glad I did. They are inexpensive and work. The cuffs double lock by inserting the pin on the key into the pin hole below the internal locking block.
These are agreat value a well built for under $10 the only problem was no instructions on using the double lock feature, many reviews here say the cuffs do not have the double lock. Insert the pin that is located on top of the cuff key into the very small pinhole on the side of the cuff and they do lock in place. To unlock use the key counter clockwise.
Sometimes you can have too much fun with these. I bought them as a &#34;toy&#34; to mess with other people. They are great to sneak up behind someone and clamp on. The double lock does work. You need to turn the key and use the back to push the small button on the side of the cuffs to prevent them from tightening anymore.I could easily see these subdue a strong person with no threats of them braking.
First off I love these things. the double lock is on the bottom of the handcuffs and you use the opposite side of the key. my friend handcuffed himself to my other friend and dragged him all over the place. Did not break, look pretty durable, if I have any problems I will update this, don't think I'll have to though.
Picked these up manly for the heck of it. some times just lay them out to see what kind of remarks will get said. Can't vouch if they are the same a what the leos use or not since most now use the hinge ones with no chain and I don't have a friend that been by with a key to them to compare.They are definitely heavy and Yes they do double lock you just need to know what you doing. Took me a bit before i was able to find the hole.
These look just like the ones my brother-in-law uses as a sheriff. The work just fine. The double lock works once you find the pin. It is on the edge not the face, by the way. Just push the pin on the back of the key into the hole and they won't move until you turn the key counter clockwise in the lock.
If you buy these and use them for serious jobs, make sure you double lock them EVERY TIME! My boyfriend and I got these for his job. We of course checked the handcuffs out before he really used them on the job. I could pick the lock with a bobby pin, so my boyfriend double locked it to make sure I couldn't do it like that. I couldn't when it was double locked, but make sure to double lock them every time they're in use.
These cuffs don't feel cheap like other low cost ones. They actually feel pretty much like real police cuffs. No flex in the outer rings like the &#34;costume&#34; style cuffs you usually find at this price. Bought them for a Cop costume for my wife and they look and feel like the real deal. Very nice. I'm sure they are fully functional and work well although I wouldn't know about that ;)...
Answer: no