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The LEECH MICRO by STLTH BLACK® & 4TAC5.COM.

STLTH BLACK® Development Group facilitate the development of future products or the improvement of current products.The majority of our products will never see the light of day, but there are rare exceptions.

The LEECH by STLTH BLACK® has been developed for the Technora Escape Necklace and Kevlar Escape Necklace to carry and conceal the Three Inches micro escape kit.

• FENDCUFF® Complete Nylon Restraint System
• FASTCUFF® H-BLOCK Key Operated Nylon Restraint
• EUROCUFF® High Security Handcuff ⚠️
• HANDCOP® Counter Escape Restraint
• HC-01W High Security Handcuff ⚠️

⚠️ Low stock <25. This item will not be restocked. Once gone, it will be gone for good!

The Ultimate Heavy-Duty 500 Guage Stuff Sack 7ft x 3ft.

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When applied to a detained person’s wrists, the HANDCOP® Counter Escape Restraint would appear as a minimalist yet secure binding.

The Lock Assist Disc (LAD) can be added to the HANDCOP® Counter Escape Restraint to assist with cinching the loops around the wrist and applying the double-lock knot.

Available in Titanium Grade 5 Ti-6Al-4V, Titanium Grade 5 Ti-6Al-4V Black (PVD), Marine Stainless Steel A4 and Marine Stainless Steel A4 with a matte black coating.

Watch the video on how to install:

The RUSkey is no bigger than a thumbnail to aid carry and concealment on your person.

The RUSkey works on Russian BRS-2 and other handcuffs that share a similar flat key:

– Czech Alfa-Proj/RALKEM 9921- 9930

– BREN BRNO

– Slovakian Puta/AFG

– Walther 302

– Japan Manchu 331182

– Chinese Anhua HC-13W

Made from corrosion resistant 304 Full Hard Stainless Steel that differs from other forms of 304 in that it has been hard cold rolled to its full hard condition. This increases its fatigue life. In its full hard condition, type 304 stainless steel has a tensile strength of 185,000 PSI minimum and a minimum yield strength of 140,000 PSI.

Message ChatGPT: How can I become a HARD TARGET for HOSTAGE-TAKERS?

ChatGPT: Becoming a hard target for hostage-takers means making yourself difficult to capture, control, or use as leverage. This involves awareness, preparation, and training.

Here are key strategies:

1. Situational Awareness
   Stay alert in high-risk environments (war zones, conflict areas, crime hotspots).
   Scan for threats—unusual behaviour, escape routes, and possible hiding places.
   Vary your routine to avoid predictability.
2. Physical Preparedness
   Self-defense training: Learn Krav Maga, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, or another combative system.
   Firearm proficiency: If legal, train in handling and retention.
   Fitness: Strength, endurance, and agility can help in resistance or escape.
3. Travel & Transport Security
   Use secure transportation: Avoid taxis in high-risk zones; use armoured vehicles if needed.
   Check vehicles for tracking devices or tampering.
   Sit strategically in cars and restaurants—near exits with visibility.
4. Mental & Psychological Conditioning
   Develop a survival mindset: Stay calm under pressure.
   Resist compliance if possible: The first moments of an attack are critical.
   Train for worst-case scenarios: Mental rehearsals help with reaction speed.
5. Defensive Equipment & Technology
   Wear body armour or protective clothing in risky areas.
   Carry a GPS tracker or emergency beacon.
   Use encrypted communication: Avoid open discussions about travel plans.
6. Recognizing & Avoiding Traps
   Be cautious of distractions (fake accidents, street scams, unusual requests).
   Stay away from suspicious crowds or gatherings where ambushes are possible.
   Do not overshare online: Kidnappers use social media for intel.
7. Immediate Action in a Hostage Situation
   Fight if possible: If there’s an opening early in the attack, counter-aggression may work.
   Escape if there’s a chance: Use terrain, obstacles, and cover to break away.
   Manipulate the captors: If caught, use psychology to build rapport or create division.

Are you preparing for a specific scenario, such as travelling to a high-risk area or working in a dangerous profession?

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The Special Activities Development Tool (SAD-TOOL), Rake and Tension Tool Wrench are made from Corrosion resistant 304 Full Hard Stainless Steel that differs from other forms of 304 in that it has been hard cold rolled to its full hard condition. This increases its fatigue life. In its full hard condition, type 304 stainless steel has a tensile strength of 185,000 PSI minimum and a minimum yield strength of 140,000 PSI. It is very similar to the steel used to manufacture Tesla’s Cybertruck!

With the appropriate skills, knowledge and understanding can be used to facilitate escape from unlawful restraints and captivity using non-destructive methods.

The SAD Tool that can be used for ‘development’ to explore the capabilities and potential applications of the tool. These ‘special activities’ require access to a set of handcuffs, heavy-duty cable-ties, and a budget padlock (pin and cylinder that locks on one side of the shackle).

With practice, you will be able to remove handcuffs without a key (single and double/transport lock) and exploit weaknesses in the handcuff design to bypass the double-lock mechanism to allow for shimming etc. These methods can be used on so-called ‘high security’ handcuffs that have additional features that would normally require a unique or non-standard key to operate.

With continued practice, it works quicker than a key for taking off the double-lock, particularly when handcuffed to the rear.

You can also use the tool to open a budget padlock without a key and remove cable-ties using non-destructive methods.

The Triple Hump Rake is used in combination with the Tension Tool Wrench to apply tension to the lock as you rake and pick the lock. The importance of tension can not be stressed enough… if there is too much, the pins will not be able to set correctly, and the same will happen if there is not enough tension.

The Tension Tool Wrench is supplied straight with a double end. On one end, you get a top of the keyway TOK wrench, and on the other, you get a bottom of the keyway BOK wrench. You may prefer applying tension at the top of keyway (TOK) or bottom of keyway (BOK), simply add a 90-degree bend where you want it!