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Abit 24 Sep 2008
#1
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
Anonymous 25 Sep 2008
#2
You want answers? Use your name.
Anonymous 25 Sep 2008
#3
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
Hard to find handcuff???????????

Try to find a peerless model 4 (not 400)
Patches 25 Sep 2008
#4
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
"peerless model p010 mite"
Peerless breeds Insects now?

Edgeplay_Cgo 25 Sep 2008
#5
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
It's a damnear impossible question to answer. It depends on the market and on Peerless' corporate strategy. They ain't tellin' you that.

I thought the Hiatt 2222 was going to die out quickly, and may still be right. But my supplier says he sells a couple hundred pair a month. At that rate, there will be a lot of 'em out there if they do pull the line.

The Peerless 010 is a more expensive handcuff, but it is NIJ certified, which the 2222 isn't. And it takes a standard key, which the 2222 doesn't.

Polish up your Crystal Ball.
Anonymous 25 Sep 2008
#6
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
Not to be contrary but where are you getting your 2222's Dennis? I have 4 pairs and all of them use the standard key. Hiatt, peerless, S&W, American and Zak-tool all operate the 2222's.
Mr. Entamologist 25 Sep 2008
#7
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
Since when is a mite an insect?
It is an arachnid with 8 legs like a spider not 6 legs like a bug!

Dr. Bugg
Professor of Entomological Studies
Harvard University
Anonymous 25 Sep 2008
#8
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
Entamologist? Sure.
The Amazing Michael 26 Sep 2008
#9
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
All this "mite" talk is starting to bug me......it's not going to fly around here. =)
Bush Guy 26 Sep 2008
#10
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
Vote Republican

They will bail out anything

Your purchase will only increase in value

Including your stupid purchases of handcuffs

That's a good thing for Republicans, and shows you are on the right side of law and order
The other bush guy 26 Sep 2008
#11
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
But I use my stupid handcuffs for kinky sex. I guess that makes me a democrat right?
Patches 26 Sep 2008
#12
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
Float like a Butterfly,
Sting like a Bee,
Stop with the insect remarks,
This is my Plea.
Edgeplay_Cgo 26 Sep 2008
#13
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
I have 4 pairs and all of them use the standard key. Hiatt, peerless, S&W, American and Zak-tool all operate the 2222's.

They're standard 2222s from Hiatts. I just tried them with my belt key, I think it's an ASP. I'll have to check some more keys. The plates are thinner than any other reputable cuffs I can remember. A 2222 key will open everyone else's cuffs.

I remember having a problem with a third party key with my cuffs, once. I traded with a f(r)iend for his copy of the same brand key. His worked on my cuffs and mine on his, so we were both happy. So it may be a tolerance thing; some of the key flags being fractionally wider than others.

I guess I need to check more keys.



A Non A Mouse 28 Sep 2008
#14
whats the possibility that the peerless model p010 mite end up like the m400, only produced for so long then become a hard 2 find expensive handcuff. thanks for you opinion.
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