Smith & Wesson Model 100 Nickel Handcuffs - 350103

The Smith & Wesson Model 100 Nickel Handcuffs are professional-grade restraints built to the standards law enforcement and security professionals depend on. These handcuffs combine durable nickel-plated steel construction with proven locking mechanisms designed to stand up to demanding conditions and rigorous use. Whether you work in law enforcement, private security, or corrections, the Model 100 delivers the reliability and corrosion resistance you need in the field.

Built from quality steel with heat-treated internal lockworks, the Model 100 features smooth ratchets that enable quick, efficient application. The double-locking mechanism prevents accidental loosening and resists tampering, giving you confidence that your restraints will perform when it matters. The nickel finish provides excellent corrosion resistance, making these handcuffs suitable for varied environments and climates without premature wear or rust.

Smith & Wesson handcuffs meet or exceed the rigorous testing standards set by the U.S. National Institute of Justice for workmanship, strength, corrosion resistance, and tamper prevention. That certification means you're holding equipment validated by the same standards that guard professional duty gear across the country.

Key Features

• Double-locking mechanism prevents accidental release and tampering
• Heat-treated internal lockworks for durability under regular use
• Smooth ratchet system for swift, reliable application
• Nickel-plated steel resists corrosion in varied conditions
• Meets or exceeds U.S. National Institute of Justice standards
• Professional-grade construction for law enforcement and security work

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Smith & Wesson Model 100 handcuffs professional law enforcement grade?

Yes. The Model 100 meets or exceeds U.S. National Institute of Justice testing standards for workmanship, strength, corrosion resistance, and tamper resistance, making them suitable for professional law enforcement and security use.

What does the double-locking mechanism do?

The double-locking feature prevents the handcuffs from accidentally tightening or loosening during transport or custody, and it resists tampering attempts by the wearer.

Why is the nickel finish important?

The nickel plating provides excellent corrosion resistance, protecting the steel from rust and wear even in wet, humid, or outdoor environments where handcuffs may be regularly used.