OnlyCuffsOnlyCuffsarchive search
The Forum at Handcuffs.Org

Walton Romer & Co Leg Irons

9 visible archived posts · 9 preserved total · topic ID 6794
Original topic ↗Recovered images
Shawn Spohn 09 Aug 2019
#1
Hello 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
BradD1 01 Sep 2019
#2
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


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Shawn 01 Sep 2019
#3
Hello Brad, no I have not received any response as of yet. Any pics would be appreciated. That’s, Shawn

Handcuff911@gmail.com


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
BradD1 01 Sep 2019
#4
Will do


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Fred Pittella 01 Sep 2019
#5
Hey Shawn
Romer Handcuffs and Leg Irons with key's... hope this will help if not please let me know
Unknown / guest 01 Sep 2019
#6
Chris13 02 Sep 2019
#7
Thank 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.com
Fred Pittella 02 Sep 2019
#8
Shawn.... 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
#9
You 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.