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asiancuffs 28 May 2005
#1
I visited Thailand recently for a holiday and went to a police gear shop. I bought some handcuffs there.
Thai police uses 2 kind of handcuffs which both operated by a flat key. The first cuff has s "super K" engraved on the cuff lock case and the other has a logo that looks like "2000" to me. The Super K cuffs were used by the patrol police and the locking mechanism is not ratchet, it is a star shape wheel that engaged into holes on the cuff bow. The "2000" cuffs is Peerless style design and is used by the "Super Cops" which is similiar to SWAT. The keys are different for both cuffs. The cuffs came with pouches, leather with Thai police logo for Super K and Nylon with "Super cops" sign for "2000".
I have bought a few pairs back for my collector friends. If you are interested to get a set, let me know.

Unknown / guest 28 May 2005
#2
My shopping!
Unknown / guest 29 May 2005
#3
I visited Thailand recently for a holiday and went to a police gear shop. I bought some handcuffs there.
Thai police uses 2 kind of handcuffs which both operated by a flat key. The first cuff has s "super K" engraved on the cuff lock case and the other has a logo that looks like "2000" to me. The Super K cuffs were used by the patrol police and the locking mechanism is not ratchet, it is a star shape wheel that engaged into holes on the cuff bow. The "2000" cuffs is Peerless style design and is used by the "Super Cops" which is similiar to SWAT. The keys are different for both cuffs. The cuffs came with pouches, leather with Thai police logo for Super K and Nylon with "Super cops" sign for "2000".
I have bought a few pairs back for my collector friends. If you are interested to get a set, let me know.

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Received a few messages from fellow collectors. These are the additional information for the cuffs.
They are NOT right and left hand made
They DO NOT have double lock
The keys to the 2 versions are different

The security measures of these cuffs are low and I rather say these are just slighty better than the toy cuffs with safety release pin. It is not bad to take it as a collector item since the price is not expensive and the carrying cases are nicely made.
Unknown / guest 29 May 2005
#4
I visited Thailand recently for a holiday and went to a police gear shop. I bought some handcuffs there.
Thai police uses 2 kind of handcuffs which both operated by a flat key. The first cuff has s "super K" engraved on the cuff lock case and the other has a logo that looks like "2000" to me. The Super K cuffs were used by the patrol police and the locking mechanism is not ratchet, it is a star shape wheel that engaged into holes on the cuff bow. The "2000" cuffs is Peerless style design and is used by the "Super Cops" which is similiar to SWAT. The keys are different for both cuffs. The cuffs came with pouches, leather with Thai police logo for Super K and Nylon with "Super cops" sign for "2000".
I have bought a few pairs back for my collector friends. If you are interested to get a set, let me know.

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Don't know why it became Anonymous when I post it.
amazing01 04 Jun 2005
#5
I visited Thailand recently for a holiday and went to a police gear shop. I bought some handcuffs there.
Thai police uses 2 kind of handcuffs which both operated by a flat key. The first cuff has s "super K" engraved on the cuff lock case and the other has a logo that looks like "2000" to me. The Super K cuffs were used by the patrol police and the locking mechanism is not ratchet, it is a star shape wheel that engaged into holes on the cuff bow. The "2000" cuffs is Peerless style design and is used by the "Super Cops" which is similiar to SWAT. The keys are different for both cuffs. The cuffs came with pouches, leather with Thai police logo for Super K and Nylon with "Super cops" sign for "2000".
I have bought a few pairs back for my collector friends. If you are interested to get a set, let me know.

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How much are you looking to get per pair? I might be interested. Thanks, Mike
asiancuffs 04 Jun 2005
#6
I visited Thailand recently for a holiday and went to a police gear shop. I bought some handcuffs there.
Thai police uses 2 kind of handcuffs which both operated by a flat key. The first cuff has s "super K" engraved on the cuff lock case and the other has a logo that looks like "2000" to me. The Super K cuffs were used by the patrol police and the locking mechanism is not ratchet, it is a star shape wheel that engaged into holes on the cuff bow. The "2000" cuffs is Peerless style design and is used by the "Super Cops" which is similiar to SWAT. The keys are different for both cuffs. The cuffs came with pouches, leather with Thai police logo for Super K and Nylon with "Super cops" sign for "2000".
I have bought a few pairs back for my collector friends. If you are interested to get a set, let me know.

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$20 each pair + $10 postage ($15 for combine postage)
Shawn Ness 04 Jun 2005
#7
I visited Thailand recently for a holiday and went to a police gear shop. I bought some handcuffs there.
Thai police uses 2 kind of handcuffs which both operated by a flat key. The first cuff has s "super K" engraved on the cuff lock case and the other has a logo that looks like "2000" to me. The Super K cuffs were used by the patrol police and the locking mechanism is not ratchet, it is a star shape wheel that engaged into holes on the cuff bow. The "2000" cuffs is Peerless style design and is used by the "Super Cops" which is similiar to SWAT. The keys are different for both cuffs. The cuffs came with pouches, leather with Thai police logo for Super K and Nylon with "Super cops" sign for "2000".
I have bought a few pairs back for my collector friends. If you are interested to get a set, let me know.

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Just wanted to thank Asiancuffs for the two handcuffs, shipping only took a week from Hong Kong to the US, amazing speed and a pleasure to deal with.

Definatly very interesting and, as he described, very close to a Chief of Police in quality but definatly better then a Valor Single Lock, and the cases are great.

Asiancuffs I'll answer your email question when I return to work Monday.

Shawn
amazing01 04 Jun 2005
#8
I visited Thailand recently for a holiday and went to a police gear shop. I bought some handcuffs there.
Thai police uses 2 kind of handcuffs which both operated by a flat key. The first cuff has s "super K" engraved on the cuff lock case and the other has a logo that looks like "2000" to me. The Super K cuffs were used by the patrol police and the locking mechanism is not ratchet, it is a star shape wheel that engaged into holes on the cuff bow. The "2000" cuffs is Peerless style design and is used by the "Super Cops" which is similiar to SWAT. The keys are different for both cuffs. The cuffs came with pouches, leather with Thai police logo for Super K and Nylon with "Super cops" sign for "2000".
I have bought a few pairs back for my collector friends. If you are interested to get a set, let me know.

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Can you give me all of the info I need in order to buy one of each pair of these cuffs?....type of payment needed, total amount, ect. Thank you, Mike