S&W 617 Speedloaders?

[condomboy]

I'm waiting on my transfer of my 617 10 shot and wondered if anyone had one and bought speedloaders for it? I could only find two different ones, DS-10 and SpeedBee's which seem to be knock offs of the DS-10s. anyone have any experience with either of them?

 

[Dexter Morgan]

Are you going to be doing any action shooting with a .22LR revolver?

If you are just shooting from the bench; It's faster just to load the gun with loose rounds from the box.

 

[300inline6]

I have 2 of the DS-10's and a 70 round loading block. Takes a little while to load the block but you can sure go through the rounds once your done! Very happy with mine.

 

[condomboy]

I am just plinking at the range and just thought if I move the firing line closer I will have limited bench space so thought it'd just be nicer and keep them together, I tend to use mine frequently for the .357 & .500

 

[John in B.C.]

I bought speedloaders for my old school 6shot 617 from Brownells.

I need to find a loading block for it now.

John

 

[Cocked&Locked]

I have 6 shots ones for my 617. They work, but it sure is fiddly feeding in the 22 compared to 38's

 

[cableguy]

Yes...been a fan of DS-10 for years.
I've had the first ones from the start and now they have a speedload hub button for easier loading when using a block.
I highly and only recommend these.

 

[condomboy]

I just picked up the push button ones from the post office with the loading box... First impressions are very good, just need the gun so I can see how they function... Come on CFO...

 

[skid dog]

Try amazon, they have a lot of Safariland speedloaders

 

[skfarmboy]

I got the Speed Beez loader and 180 block. It works good for me, but I have not have them for long.