I'm thinking of adding the S&W 1850 transport cuffs to my modest but growing collection - but only if I can get the connecting chain shortened (from 32" to about 20").
Can you point me in the right direction?
Thanks.
Edgeplay_Cgo 06 Jun 2010
#2You might try a local weld shop. Have them cut out a few links, and re-join the chain with one link TIG welded with stainless wire. It should be a trivial job for an experienced welder, and be only minimally noticeable.
I'm thinking of adding the S&W 1850 transport cuffs to my modest but growing collection - but only if I can get the connecting chain shortened (from 32" to about 20").
Can you point me in the right direction?
Thanks.
I think you can make a special order from S&W through your S&W dealer. They used to advertise restraint chains made to order (price quote on request).
Dave
I'm thinking of adding the S&W 1850 transport cuffs to my modest but growing collection - but only if I can get the connecting chain shortened (from 32" to about 20").
Can you point me in the right direction?
Thanks.
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/ ... rrorView_N
OR U COULD JUST THROW 1 OR 2 OVERHAND KNOTS IN THE CHAIN LENGTH!
LK D~D
I'm thinking of adding the S&W 1850 transport cuffs to my modest but growing collection - but only if I can get the connecting chain shortened (from 32" to about 20").
Can you point me in the right direction?
Thanks.
A FIGURE EIGHT KNOT TAKE'S UP MORE CHAIN
LK D~D