Moon Clips vs Speed Loaders

Moons work great for short stubby rounds like .45acp but for longer rounds, like .357mag, they seem to get hung up and need a wiggle to get them seated.

Quality speedloaders aka: Comp II/III are a better more positive way for 357 IMO.
 
bollox said:
Moons work great for short stubby rounds like .45acp but for longer rounds, like .357mag, they seem to get hung up and need a wiggle to get them seated.

Quality speedloaders aka: Comp II/III are a better more positive way for 357 IMO.
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Yes but I have a 7 shot, The Comp III doesn't have a 7 shot model, and i can't confirm the Comp II having on either (although i emailed them i have not had a response yet)
 
That'll serve you for needing that extra round - greedy guts ;p

My Gp100 loves Comp 2's but they're like hen's teeth here in Canada...
 
seth said:
That'll serve you for needing that extra round - greedy guts ;p

My Gp100 loves Comp 2's but they're like hen's teeth here in Canada...
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Jeez, tell me about it. I picked up a GP100 because of its versatility between the two predominant action disciplines and the perceived lower cost of peripheral accessories but lower costs don't mean squat when Comp II/IIIs only show up once in a blue moon then are gone like hotcakes.
 
You want the S.L. Variant model L-272.

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They're made in Germany. Not sure if anyone in Canada imports them. I got mine at a gun shop in the USA (IIRC in MA) 12+ years ago.
 
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