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greycow 02 Dec 2005
#1
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
The Amazing Michael 02 Dec 2005
#2
Graeme, I too have a meager collection and enjoy lock picking. Welcome aboard and good luck with your new hobby!


Cheers, Mike
Atame 02 Dec 2005
#3
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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Hello Graeme,

a heartily welcome from me, too. BTW: is it true that you need a licence in Australia to collect handcuffs (or to posses whips)?

Best regards,
Guenter aka Atame
www.atame.info
greycow 02 Dec 2005
#4
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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Some states prohibit the possession and purchase of handcuffs. Fortunately I live in Western Australia where this is not the case. As far as whips go, I have no idea but I suspect it is no the case as I can buy them readily.
The Amazing Michael 02 Dec 2005
#5
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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Can buy them or do buy them??? LOL!
greycow 03 Dec 2005
#6
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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Can ... not do. What use do I have for a whip.
Rothen 03 Dec 2005
#7
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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Well obviously you need a whip to whip cream to make delicious desserts.

Forgive me for the clumsy Roald Dahl paraphrasing.
greycow 03 Dec 2005
#8
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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Whip up a storm sounds good to me !

Thanks for the welcome all.
Anonymous 03 Dec 2005
#9
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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How about being a whipper-snapper?
Atame 03 Dec 2005
#10
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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"When you go to women, don't forget the whip!"
(Friedrich Nietzsche)
The Amazing Michael 04 Dec 2005
#11
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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Come guys, now you're just whipping a dead horse.

Sorry, had to do it!

Cheers, Mike
Dorson 04 Dec 2005
#12
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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<<<Like the way Willy Wonka makes whipped cream....
hand cuffs 04 Dec 2005
#13
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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Would any one like to discuss HANDCUFFS???
greycow 04 Dec 2005
#14
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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Thanks for whipping us back onto topic.

Ok, if anyone else has the Republic Arms Model 65 handcuffs, have you noticed some brown oxidation or possible flux around the joins ? It does not appear to be dirt as I cannot clean it off using water and soap.

I got these new so assume it is something in the way the manufacture these cuffs.

Graeme
Adam 20 Dec 2005
#15
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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Hello Graeme,

Check out www.victorworks.net for greatest handcuff site of Pakistan. They are manufacturering some unique kind of restrains. Hope you will like that.

Adam!
Jimy 21 Dec 2005
#16
Hi all

I have been a member of this forum for a while but have not posted. LOL. Anyway, I live in Australia, have just started collecting cuffs and I also enjoy like lock picking.

So far in my collection, I has S&W 100, S&W 300, Republic Arms, cheap Pakistan/Indian darby imitations and soon a paid of ADI Saf-Lok.

Not a huge collection but we have to start somewhere.

Cheers !

Graeme
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Graeme:

Sounds like that brown stuff is what we in the States call rust.

For some great advice on handcuff care, check the recent posts under Old Cop. There's a lot of good information scattered through it.