Smith & Wesson leg iron M-1900

Smith & Wesson Leg Iron M-1900

With the high end leg iron M-1900 Silver by Smith & Wesson you can fixate individuals safely and easily when necessary.

PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT FOR GUARD AND SECURITY SERVICES

The classic leg iron M-1900 Silver of the renowned manufacturer Smith & Wesson is designed for the special standards and needs of private guard and security services and can be an important part of your professional safety equipment.
The Smith & Wesson leg iron M-1900 silver shows excellent workmanship and is made of stable steel. They serve well and reliably during the arrests or the transport of criminals.

HIGH END STEEL AND OPTIMAL FITTING

The model M-1900 silver by Smith & Wesson is a leg restraint with pivot joints and chain connection. The chain measures 42 centimeters in length. The M-1900 has an optimal shape adjusted to the ankles. Due to the shape less pressure is exerted on the Achilles tendon. The reliable Smith & Wesson leg iron M-1900 silver has an inner circumference of minimally 200 millimeters and maximally 270 millimeters as well as 22 locking positions. Made from stainless steel and nickel plated and weighs in on approximately 650 grams.

YOUR SMITH & WESSON LEG IRON M-1900 SILVER

The model M-1900 is a high end leg iron for the professional deployment of security services. You will receive the stable restraint for the legs in the classic color silver with a length of 66 centimeters. The contents of delivery include - aside from the Smith & Wesson leg iron itself - two normal keys. Additionally we offer several accessories in our online shop.

Brand: Smith & Wesson

Color: silver

Material: Steel, nickel plated

Mechanism: Double Lock

Weigth: 650g

Length: 660 mm

Number of Toothed Rods: 1

Number of Teeth: 2

Double Lock: yes, Pin Lock

SAFETY THROUGH DOUBLE LOCK MECHANISM

This restraint is equipped with a reliable and safe double lock security mechanism and an individual serial number. You can fix and adjust the leg iron safely by inserting the key spike into the slit and pushing a pin into the direction of the key hole. This interlock against the following adjusting or manipulation of the restraint is opened again by turning the key into the opposite direction of the opening.