Speedloaders

[RevolverRodger]

Where do you guys get your speedloaders for revolvers ?
What is the best brand to get ?
Thanks

 

[David K]

...If you're going to use the .45 ACP revolvers, then the "full moon" clip is the way to go. If you're looking at the .38/357 Magnum types, from my observations,and use, my preference would be for the "safari land" versions. Simple to use, just push in and the rounds are released into the cylinder. They can be a bit tricky to load into the speed loader, need to place all six in and press firmly against a flat surface. ... Make sure any you do buy are compatible with whatever revolver you are using !!! .... David K.

 

[RevolverRodger]

Looking for a .357 speedloader
who sell those ?

 

[NAA]

Looking for a .357 speedloader
who sell those ?

Should've been around when the cops were switching from wheelguns to semis. Around here speedloaders to fit K frame S&W revolvers were going for 50 cents each at local gunshows for the longest time. Took quite awhile for the supply to dry up. Seems now they go for $3-$5 each used at gun shows these days.

Anyway, check your local gunshows. Safariland makes a cool push in speedloader for .357 wheelguns.

 

[RePete]

I use Safariland Comp 2's and 3's.

 

[JB]

I use Safariland Comp 2's and 3's. but i like the comp3 better

 

[Striker]

Like David said..the Safariland ones are good..once you catch on to the push and twist required to reload them.

 

[SLANTO]

Do they make them for the L frame 686 .357?

 

[JB]

Do they make them for the L frame 686 .357?

yes they do

 

[--Terry--]

Just order them from gun part companies such as Numrich or Brownells. No trouble shipping to Canada since they are not "restricted parts".

 

[David K]

.... From memory, for the "L Frame" S&W, the ones designated for the Colt Python will also work. ..... David K.