The Smith & Wesson Push Pin Handcuffs are chain-link restraints made in the USA with heat-treated internal lockworks, smooth ratchets for swift application, and double locks to prevent tightening after cuffing. The nickel-plated steel construction passes National Institute of Justice tests for workmanship, strength, corrosion resistance, and tamper resistance. One size is available.

Heat-Treated Lockworks Built for Reliability

The internal lockworks are heat treated, a process that hardens the metal to resist wear and deformation under repeated use. Smooth ratchets allow the cuffs to close quickly and consistently, which matters when speed and control are both required. The mechanism is designed to seat cleanly without requiring extra force or adjustment during application.

Double Locks Prevent Tampering

A double-lock feature stops the ratchet from advancing further once engaged, preventing a subject from tightening the cuffs against a surface or through movement. Activating the double lock also resists picking attempts, adding a layer of security during transport or detention.

NIJ-Tested Construction

These handcuffs pass National Institute of Justice tests covering workmanship, strength, corrosion resistance, and tamper resistance, providing a documented benchmark for professional buyers evaluating duty-carry restraints.

Features

• Heat-treated internal lockworks: hardened mechanism for durability under repeated use
• Smooth ratchets: allow fast, consistent closure during application
• Double locks: prevent post-application tightening and resist tampering
• NIJ-tested: passes NIJ tests for workmanship, strength, corrosion, and tamper resistance
• Nickel finish: nickel-plated steel construction
• Made in USA: domestic manufacture

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

These handcuffs suit law enforcement officers, security professionals, and corrections personnel who need a standard chain-link restraint that meets NIJ testing benchmarks. The nickel-plated finish and documented NIJ test compliance make them appropriate for duty carry and professional use.

These handcuffs are subject to US export restrictions and cannot be sold for use in some countries outside the United States. They are not rated or marketed as a ballistic or protective product and carry no body armor classification.

Common Questions

What does the double-lock feature do?

The double lock on the Smith & Wesson Push Pin Handcuffs stops the ratchet from advancing once engaged, preventing the cuffs from tightening further through movement or deliberate manipulation. It also adds resistance against picking attempts, making the restraint more secure during transport or detention.

Do these handcuffs meet any recognized testing standard?

The Smith & Wesson Push Pin Handcuffs pass National Institute of Justice tests covering workmanship, strength, corrosion resistance, and tamper resistance. This is a tested-to-standard designation, not a listed certification on the NIJ Compliant Products List.

What are the sizing dimensions?

The Smith & Wesson Push Pin Handcuffs have a wrist opening of 2.04 inches, a first-notch inside perimeter of 8.4 inches, a last-notch inside perimeter of 5.8 inches, a tightest inside width of 1.8 inches, a distance between cuffs of 2 inches, and a maximum overall length of 8.98 inches.

Can these handcuffs be shipped internationally?

The Smith & Wesson Push Pin Handcuffs are subject to US export restrictions and cannot be sold for use in some countries outside the United States. Contact us before placing an international order to confirm whether your destination is eligible for shipment.