ADVANCED HANDCUFF KEY (AHK3-rf)

This is the latest version of the AHK designed to retrofit to the GTFO-Wrist-Strap without the requirement to undo the knots.
So if you already own one of our GTFO-Wrist-Straps you can now add a handcuff key...

To install the AHK3-rf:
  • Simply position the channel of the key over the shock-cord
  • Pull and stretch the shock-cord
  • Insert shock-cord inside the key
  • Release the cord
  • The shock-cord will expand to its normal size inside the key.

    To remove the AHK3-rf:
  • Hold the shock-cord
  • Pull on the key to extract the shock-cord from the channel.
  • Your AHK3 is now ready to use...

    The AHK-rf works just like any other AHK3 to counter the security features found on high security handcuffs (key blocking blade, large keyway pin,
    deep set keyhole etc.) The AHK3 has a full depth slit in the key flag to counter the stainless steel security plate on ASP High Security handcuffs.

    From December 2020 we manufactured the AHK3 with the addition of a groove to indicate the direction of the key-flag when it's inside the key-way.
    This new version has been in circulation since January 2021. The AHK-rf also features the groove.

    Note: Where the AHK3 is sold as the 'Delta Key' it will be the older style AHK3 without the groove and channel.

    The AHK3 works on the following handcuffs plus more that share the common key-way:

    - ALCYON
    - ASP
    - CLEJUSO
    - HIATTS
    - HWC
    - KYOUNG CHANG
    - PEERLESS
    - RALKEM
    - RUSSIAN BRS-1
    - SMITH & WESSON
    - TCH
    - UZI
    - WALTER
    - YUIL

    The AHK3 also operates handcuffs that have a bent pin in the keyway that would otherwise block a standard handcuff key.

    Very little pressure is required to operate handcuffs with a key - never force a key to turn!
    'Tactical' handcuff keys are prone to breaking when such excessive stress/torque is applied.
    This is a known issue with polymer handcuff keys that can result in a blocked keyway.
    If the AHK breaks it has been designed to fragment into small parts that can be shaken free from the working parts,
    so it should not block the keyway and therefore allow for a back-up key to be used.
    When using the AHK we recommend that you use it to 'pick and sweep' the lock, taking care to feel for the
    movement of the working parts. Gently rocking and tilting the key works best for some handcuffs and altering the depth
    works for others. Attaching anything to the AHK to assist with turning the key can result in excess torque being applied.