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#1The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
Question about hiatt
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Tremex
#2Sounds as a old version of Hiatts-2010, with the rounded swivel. But the markings are strange, usually one can read Hiatts/Made in England. And bow seem thinner than normal (or it's due to the picture).
Can we have a closer look of these markings ?
Can we have a closer look of these markings ?
Mo's Restraints Museum
#3I will copy all picture from the sale
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Unknown / guest
#4Unknown / guest
#5I would like to be sure they are real not cheap one before winning those one...
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CuffmanBelgium
#6These are early model 2010s.
james.slips
#7Certainly look real, definitely hiatt-y, definitely not cheap, for something like this, it's not worth creating a fake, so I'd say genuine.
Mo's Restraints Museum
#8Thank guys
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#9Any of you guys can find a website with information about this model...? Im trying to find more spec on those one and cant find anything..
Mo
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silentbd
#10Typically referred to as "1980" from what I have heard. It's from the 80's. There's a lightweight model which looks identical which I would love to get my hands on. about 105g I believe.
Joe Fox
#11RE: "Hiatt 1980" handcuff....
There actually was a (rare) Hiatt aluminum swing-through... called & marked: "1980 MADE IN ENGLAND".
Easily recognized by each keyhole having TWO NOTCHES for the key's "bitt" to enter & exit.
This was covered here by Chris Gower, in 2008. Also, see the Alex Nichols book(s).
There actually was a (rare) Hiatt aluminum swing-through... called & marked: "1980 MADE IN ENGLAND".
Easily recognized by each keyhole having TWO NOTCHES for the key's "bitt" to enter & exit.
This was covered here by Chris Gower, in 2008. Also, see the Alex Nichols book(s).
holstcollection
#12Very close, my set weight 106 gram.silentbd wrote: ↑Jun 16, 2023Typically referred to as "1980" from what I have heard. It's from the 80's. There's a lightweight model which looks identical which I would love to get my hands on. about 105g I believe.
silentbd
#13I think because of the rivets still having their heads, it would probably be more structurally secure than S&W 926.
