H & R ARMS CO. HANDCUFFS

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H & R ARMS CO. HANDCUFFS

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Anybody know the value of these thangs..
Works well and has a key..
Also has 1905 stamped on em?? ::shrug::

These say PAT PENDING..
All the ebay items HAVE a pat #

Prolly stick em on Ebay or will trade for
equal value CASE TESTED-S

thanks in advance
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I believe Miller Bro has an interest in them. Might be worth a PM.
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Dang b dont them thangs belong on another forum :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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vieu101 wrote:Dang b dont them thangs belong on another forum :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
::rotflol:: ::rotflol:: I thought they were kinda kinky, myself. ::ds:: ::rotflol::
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H&R would be Harrington & Richardson, a firearms manufacturer.

Smith & Wesson made handcuffs, too.

Where does the key go?

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Dang, Charlie is throwing softballs again! :lol: :lol: ::rotflol:: ::rotflol::
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cuffs SOLD on ebay $75

the key goes into a round hole and thru that bolt/pin ya see there
the cuffs have to be at such an angle for the key insertion
that the wearer cannot do it
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First, I didn't even notice the word, "Arms" in Blister's OP. My bad for speed reading it.

Second, he never mentioned Harrington & Richardson.

Everybody on AAPK might not know what "H&R" stood for.

Third, S&W did make handcuffs.

It might have been a lob, but it wasn't a softball. ::skeptic::

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RobesonsRme.com wrote:First, I didn't even notice the word, "Arms" in Blister's OP. My bad for speed reading it.

Second, he never mentioned Harrington & Richardson.

Everybody on AAPK might not know what "H&R" stood for.

Third, S&W did make handcuffs.

It might have been a lob, but it wasn't a softball. ::skeptic::

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Sorry, Charlie. I didn't mean it like that. I was being a smart-aleck about the key part of your response. My apologies.

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Ray, I'm joking right back atcha. ::handshake::
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RobesonsRme.com wrote:Ray, I'm joking right back atcha. ::handshake::
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Good! I hadn't intended to stir up anything. ::mdm:: ::handshake::

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