Peerless 750C Pink Handcuffs

Pink Chain Handcuffs

The Peerless 750C is a pair of steel chain-link handcuffs in a pink finish, made by the Peerless Handcuff Company of Springfield, Massachusetts. It uses the same chain-cuff layout found in duty restraints: two ratcheting cuffs joined by a short steel chain. The color makes it easy to tell apart from standard nickel or black cuffs, whether you are a collector, training with it, or want a set that stands out on the belt or in the gear bag.

Features

• Steel Construction — The cuff bows, lock cases and chain are steel, with a pink coating over the metal.
• Chain-Link Design — A short steel chain with a swivel at each cuff joins the pair, so the wrists have some movement and the cuffs do not bind as they turn.
• Ratcheting Single Bow — Each cuff has a hinged bow that swings through the lock case and ratchets closed to adjust to the wrist.
• Double-Lock Slot — A small pin hole beside each keyhole is used to set the double lock, which stops the cuff from tightening any further once it is applied.
• Riveted Lock Cases — The lock housings are held together with flush rivets, visible on both faces of each case.
• Stamped Serial Number — Each pair carries its own serial number on the lock case, so you can identify and log the set.
• Factory Markings — The bows are stamped with the Peerless Handcuff Co. Springfield MA name, plus Made in U.S.A. and Patented.
• Pink Finish — The color covers the cuffs and chain completely and is easy to spot in a drawer, a bag or on display.

Built in Springfield, MA

Peerless has made handcuffs in Springfield, Massachusetts for law enforcement and corrections use for many years, and this pair carries the company's U.S.A. manufacturing stamp. The 750C uses the familiar chain-cuff pattern, with a steel bow, a riveted lock case and a swivel chain, and only the color differs from the standard set. The lock case on this example is stamped Model 7030, Peerless's model marking for its colored chain cuffs.