The Differences in Chained Vs Hinged Handcuffs #smithwesson #handcuff #lawenforcement

@Godric_71 3 years ago

I just got a pair of hinged handcuffs. My wife doesn't like them but, my girlfriend loves them. 😷🏍💨👍

@abrahamhernandez5185 5 years ago

One is none & two is one💯

@butcherbaylee 5 years ago

Useful info thanks 👍

@johnnymcinerney3317 2 years ago

just got these - nice video, thanks man you know a lot.

@jazzmiller11 3 years ago

love them

@maureenm8462 4 years ago

U.k police use rigid cuffs because it's easier to handle the prisoners.

@Godric_71 3 years ago

Hinged are better for compliant subjects. Remember, it's possible to make every subject "compliant".

@tommymilano4431 2 years ago

Could you do a video showing how to use them with examples on someone (or yourself?)

@carloscorona1593 5 years ago

Just picked up the same brand handcuffs you have in the video at the antique shop from the 1950s I thought they were really cool I really enjoyed your video thanks

@wuloki 4 years ago

I don't know if it applies to what you do, but hinged ones are harder to pick than chain ones. If you cuff someone with hinged cuffs with the keyholes facing to the body, the suspect can't reach the keyholes without a lot of acrobatic talent. That's a thing to keep in mind, because the keys on handcuffs are pretty much standardized (ASP, S&W and Peerless all use the same one)... sometimes they're even the same across countries. The key of German-made CLEJUSO cuffs fits on S&W, and the S&W one opens CLEJUSO cuffs. The ones they use in France (Rivolier) have a key which doesn't look to different either. There's nothing which keeps me from just taping a key to my back or some other convinient place, and it would be a stupid move not to do so if I'd try someone which warrants an arrest.