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Why customers choose this item
✓Double locking handcuff design
✓Nickel finish steel construction
✓Meets NIJ test standards
✓Tamper resistant lock system
✓Chain linked cuff design
✓Corrosion resistant finish
Product highlights
Smith & Wesson M100 handcuff with nickel finish and chain link design
Double locking mechanism helps prevent tampering and accidental tightening during restraint use
Heat treated internal lockworks with smooth ratchets allow swift cuffing and reliable engagement
Meets or exceeds U.S. National Institute of Justice workmanship and strength tests
Designed for corrosion and tamper resistance for duty use in harsh environments
UPC 022188501032 with manufacturer part number 350103 for correct product identification
Product description
The Smith & Wesson M100 Handcuff Nickel Chain is a restraint device designed for securing individuals using a chain-linked double cuff system. This handcuff is built for law enforcement and security applications.
The Smith & Wesson M100 Handcuff is constructed from steel with a nickel finish and features a double locking mechanism to prevent tampering. It includes heat-treated internal lockworks and smooth ratchets for controlled operation. This handcuff is used for restraint in controlled custody situations. In normal operation, the chain design allows limited movement while maintaining security. The corrosion-resistant finish and tested construction meet National Institute of Justice standards, making it suitable for professional duty use.
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