Shawn Spohn 09 Aug 2019
#1Hello All. I am looking for a KEY or a pattern to make a key for the Romer Leg Irons. Also, does anyone have info as to the two different sizes of Romer Leg Irons? Thanks, Shawn
Hey Shawn, did you ever get anything on this?
If not, let me know and I’ll shoot you some pics.
Can’t tell you much about sizes, I only have one cuff and one li.
Brad
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Hello Brad, no I have not received any response as of yet. Any pics would be appreciated. That’s, Shawn
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Fred Pittella 01 Sep 2019
#5Hey Shawn
Romer Handcuffs and Leg Irons with key's... hope this will help if not please let me know
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#6Thank you very much Fred. I had no idea all the different keys. I’m sure I can use this as a pattern for my leg irons. Do you ever make copies? Thanks again, Shawn
Handcuff911@gmail.comFred Pittella 02 Sep 2019
#8Shawn.... No worries always happy to share...I've only made key's for myself Ian is the go to guy for key's
Try on your own first it's a great learning experience
Beat of luck
Ruckus_420 03 Sep 2019
#9You can probably find the way the key is cut by smoking it with a candle. If the cuffs are simply warded (no levers) just file away the marks left in the soot on the key. I have made many, many keys for antique padlocks and cuffs using this method. If you can find a patent drawing for them you should be able to see if it has a lever or two. You can still use the same method with levers, but it takes some patients, and a little skill. I believe those patent drawings are readily available on line. They may even show the key shape. Amazon probably sells one.