Urban Survival - How to Pick the Double Lock on Handcuffs

This video covers how to pick the double lock on a police style handcuff. I teach how the mechanics of the handcuff double lock work and how to undo the double lock with improvised picks.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Urban Survival
• Urban Escape and Evasion
• handcuffs
• pickings handcuffs
• pick
• escape handcuffs
• Phil801
• OnPoint Tactical
• survival
• how to escape from handcuffs
• how handcuffs work
• how to get out of handcuffs
• how to pick a double lock
• handcuffing
• escapology
• handcuff escape
• social engineering
• smith and wesson
• peerless

[SurviveN2]

Oh BTW I added this video to one of my playlists. Take Care :-))

[phil801]

@SurviveN2 Thanks!

[SurviveN2]

I thought that your vid is better than Kelly's, you get the camera closer so people can see what is going on. BTW....warn me next time......no beard and mustache :-} ........LOL. Keep them coming. Take Care :-))

[phil801]

@SurviveN2 heh - thanks bro, my vid may have been shot better than Kelly's, but he is truly the Master when it comes urban skills. I would challenge anyone else in this area but will always defer to my sensei :)

As for the missing facial hair - ROFL!  Yeah, I shaved for an important job interview - wondered if anyone would notice!

[revrance]

@JustOneLord Keyholes facing up really aren't a challenge unless you're in hinged cuffs... the chain allows enough movement that you can get to the "top" of the cuffs if that's where the keyhole is.

[1forharry]

at two minutes 53 seconds watch his thumb within a few seconds around about when it goes silent you see his thumb jump as if it was paused  xx

[JustOneLord]

A real challenge to do this with your hands behind your back, double locked and keyholes facing up. Any advices?

[KellyAlwood]

good job Phil...great video and pics...

[KellyAlwood]

nice demo phil..

[SurviveN2]

@phil801 I understand what you mean by deferring to your sensei........LOL. As for the missing facial hair - there's not much that I miss....thanks to my training. I was taught that the little things are what matters. Take Care :-))