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How to make regular handcuffs even more inescapable

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You guys all know about the double-locking mechanism on police-issue cuffs, of course. Now, thanks to a brilliant idea from levis501sub, you can make handcuffs impossible for the prisoner to get out of even if he has a handcuff key! The trick, as described on this guy’s Tumble page, is to disable the double locking mechanism using zip ties or padlocks. For the padlock version, he carefully enlarged the double-locking hole with a metal drill, and after the double lock is engaged he adds the padlocks. VERY clever!

escape proof handcuff idea

 

See much more detailed information — and lots more handcuff pictures and ideas — at levis501sub’s Tumblr page, located here.

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Cutieboy90 shows off some of his newest cuffs

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Metalbond Prison Library author Cutieboy90 is often adding to his handcuff collection. Earlier this year, he sent the pictures and information below about some of his latest additions. Check these out:

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Cutieboy90 writes:

“Smith & Wesson 100EL and Peerless 700-6X. Both have longer chains that the standard models, so they don’t dig in as badly. Of course, this means you can keep them cuffed longer! Also got a waist chain. Fun stuff, and now I’ve rounded out my cuff collection with some good American cuffs.”

You can read Cutieboy90’s stories by clicking here

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TBT: Jim Stewart and the history of Fetters

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I think in all of bondage, my favorite restraints are the “darbies-style” handcuffs and leg cuffs, shown here:

Jim Stewart and the history of Fetters

 

The picture above is from the website of a guy named Louis, who has a site on Tumblr dedicated to “Straitjackets, medical restraints and more.” You can click to see his blog (which has NOT been censored by Tumblr!) by clicking here.

As Louis writes on his site, these cuffs and much more were sold by Jim Stewart (of blessed memory) and his company, Fetters.

You can learn more about Jim and the history of Fetters by clicking here.

Also, be sure to check out Jim’s very extensive website, featuring tons of content — including lots of stories — available here.