Isthere a site with different handcuffing techniques and methods. Like the ones that come with a pair of handcuffs. I am interested in the method that I think they call stacking. One hand goes in a pair of himged cuffs. Ten the oher hand goes in from the other direction. So that one palm is on the keyhole side of the cuffs and the other is on the side with no key holes. So the suspect has one arm positioned over the other.
Mikeintightpants 15 Oct 2008
#2You'll find plenty of pics of cuffing techniques on the Web - try Google and some of the other search engines. For some action shots try YouTube and similar sites for video clips.
Also, what about trying the handcuff manufacturers' sites, some of them offer training videos for purchase - here again Google etc will help if you're not already familiar with their sites.
Mike Riccard
a.k.a. Mikeintightpants
Birmingham, England
When you Google " handcuffing tecniques" a bunch of sites come up that try to sell videos or classes. I just want to see the pictures and diagrams. I don't want to have to buy a video.
Isthere a site with different handcuffing techniques and methods. Like the ones that come with a pair of handcuffs. I am interested in the method that I think they call stacking. One hand goes in a pair of himged cuffs. Ten the oher hand goes in from the other direction. So that one palm is on the keyhole side of the cuffs and the other is on the side with no key holes. So the suspect has one arm positioned over the other.
The problem here Justin is that what those sites are selling is what you're looking for. Reading the descriptions, some of them are selling as little as a 24 page booklet with pictures of what you're after. If they were to post them on a site somewhere then what would they have left to sell you for $29.95 + S&H?
What you're looking for is:
http://www.amazon.com/Tactical-Handcuff ... 0923401008
Tactical Handcuffing for Chain and Hinged Style Handcuffs$29.99Amazon
Your local library system might have a copy. Or you could try to borrow one from a police academy somewhere.
Best bet is to just buy a copy.
Isthere a site with different handcuffing techniques and methods. Like the ones that come with a pair of handcuffs. I am interested in the method that I think they call stacking. One hand goes in a pair of himged cuffs. Ten the oher hand goes in from the other direction. So that one palm is on the keyhole side of the cuffs and the other is on the side with no key holes. So the suspect has one arm positioned over the other.
or just start dating a cop
Mikeintightpants 24 Oct 2008
#6Isthere a site with different handcuffing techniques and methods. Like the ones that come with a pair of handcuffs. I am interested in the method that I think they call stacking. One hand goes in a pair of himged cuffs. Ten the oher hand goes in from the other direction. So that one palm is on the keyhole side of the cuffs and the other is on the side with no key holes. So the suspect has one arm positioned over the other.
John Peters' book is an excellent reference work with plenty of text and good pics.
Mike Riccard
a.k.a. Mikeintightpants
Birmingham, England
Atlanta*Casting 25 Oct 2008
#7Isthere a site with different handcuffing techniques and methods. Like the ones that come with a pair of handcuffs. I am interested in the method that I think they call stacking. One hand goes in a pair of himged cuffs. Ten the oher hand goes in from the other direction. So that one palm is on the keyhole side of the cuffs and the other is on the side with no key holes. So the suspect has one arm positioned over the other.
No handcuffs needed here ..
http://www.eyeblast.tv/public/video.aspx?v=e46U8zprqGIsthere a site with different handcuffing techniques and methods. Like the ones that come with a pair of handcuffs. I am interested in the method that I think they call stacking. One hand goes in a pair of himged cuffs. Ten the oher hand goes in from the other direction. So that one palm is on the keyhole side of the cuffs and the other is on the side with no key holes. So the suspect has one arm positioned over the other.
Does anyone have experience with commercial dvds?
Atlanta*Casting 25 Oct 2008
#9Isthere a site with different handcuffing techniques and methods. Like the ones that come with a pair of handcuffs. I am interested in the method that I think they call stacking. One hand goes in a pair of himged cuffs. Ten the oher hand goes in from the other direction. So that one palm is on the keyhole side of the cuffs and the other is on the side with no key holes. So the suspect has one arm positioned over the other.
if you search the eyeblast site for keyword "arrest" it will show a couple of vids of
arrestees in handcuffs.
http://www.eyeblast.tv/Public/searchRes ... r=0&type=8