dancingcane
#1The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
Model number?
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CuffmanBelgium
#2I belive this was 926.
Tremex
#3Probably M-926 (according to the box of my pair) but it exist variants with the serial on the bow, not on the body. I don't have fully figured out the real differences between M-925 and M-926.Hello,Click to expand...
it's my new Smith & Wesson Handcuff. Made complete in aluminum. Weight 104g.
What's the model number?
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Jens
Already a thread on this question :http://www.network54.com/Forum/261154/m ... BW+925-926
Anonymous
#4Anonymous
#5Another Anon.
#6Looks like the second anonymous is as wrong as can be. Aluminum can be plated with brass, nickel, chrome, copper, etc. All of the modern Henry "Golden Boy" rifle receivers are brass plated aluminum. The "Silver Boy" receivers are nickel plated aluminum. I think you need to do a little research. Google is your friend unless you feel like remaining an idiot.Hello,Click to expand...
it's my new Smith & Wesson Handcuff. Made complete in aluminum. Weight 104g.
What's the model number?
best
Jens
dancingcane
#7dltvette
#8Here is a scan of a 1959 S&W sales brochure listing their current handcuffs foe sale.Hello,Click to expand...
it's my new Smith & Wesson Handcuff. Made complete in aluminum. Weight 104g.
What's the model number?
best
Jens
Model 90 Regular Finish
Model 91 Polished Finish
Model 926 Airweight Polished
Model 925 Airweight Nickel
Airweight cuffs advertised as Aluminum with stainless steel lockwork 3-3/4 oz.
By 1965 the Model 925 was not offered.
Dave
