Taiwan GS brand HC-0232 model Chain Link CHEAP but decent Handcuffs скачать в хорошем качестве

Taiwan GS brand HC-0232 model Chain Link CHEAP but decent Handcuffs

These are your stereotypical cheap handcuffs. But not the worst kind of cheap! These are by the brand GS and are model HC-0232 Chain Link cuffs. Typical cheapo handcuffs like Kombat or the Viper "professional" (or even Vipertek for that matter...) cheap out and use the same cuff bracelet for both sides, which means when you apply them, one keyway faces the body and one faces outwards. It's cheap and lazy. But these have properly mirrored sides! These have sloppy tolerances, unlike the previous Mil-Tec ones I reviewed. They have 1 pawl bar and I believe 1 solid double locking bar. The double lock is not a definitive of a click as I would like, but they are a low cost item. They do double lock adequate for non-professional use. They are basic, but these are cheap... Cheap.. They cost me about £15. So if someone wants "handcuffs" but they do not want to spend for really good quality or professional levels of security (for example cops and robbers games, bar bets, challenges, bedroom activities, lockpicking etc) then these are a fantastic cheap and accessible option. I got them from military.eu and as I said in my previous video, if you are buying stuff from them anyway, you can throw a pair on your order to save on the delivery cost. All in all, they have a style you might see on a Chicago pair of handcuffs, but without the law enforcement (NIJ) level of security needed for occupational use. They work fine and they are reasonably secure, but don't use them in a professional setting where restraints are needed. The peg-and-groove system is for show and lacks the required protrusions needed to hold the bow in place against a very strong person yanking outwards while wearing them. However, the presence of the groove in the bows provides a beneficial aesthetic of them being more "legit" than the usual cheapos that lack it. Enjoy!