What do you all prefer for reloading your J-frames? Bianchi speedstrips for their flatness, or the round HKS or Safariland speedloaders-which take up more room, rattle, but are faster
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| Author: | Oneshotrqtbll [ Fri Mar 23, 2007 7:54 am ] |
| Post subject: | Well, this is about reloading afterall.. |
What do you all prefer for reloading your J-frames? Bianchi speedstrips for their flatness, or the round HKS or Safariland speedloaders-which take up more room, rattle, but are faster
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| Author: | plblark [ Fri Mar 23, 2007 7:57 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Well, this is about reloading afterall.. |
Oneshotrqtbll wrote: What do you all prefer for reloading your J-frames? Bianchi speedstrips for their flatness, or the round HKS or Safariland speedloaders-which take up more room, rattle, but are faster Speed strips or a 2x2x2 pouch. For speed loaders, I hare my HKS ones and am trying to decide if it's worth trying the Safariland Comp I's which release when a stud hits the ejector star. |
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| Author: | westhope [ Fri Mar 23, 2007 9:51 am ] |
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For carry, the Speed Strips since I carry one in my right rear pocket (with my handkerchief). It lays flat in the pocket and comfortable to sit on. I use the HKS speed loaders at the range. They are too bulky to carry in a pocket. Normal carry mode is 642 in a pocket holster (Mika or Uncle Mike's) with one reload (in blue jeans.) No cover garment. PS. I also have carried a S&W 432 (32 H&R Magnum 6 rounds). Since no one makes a "Speed Strip" I made my own from a 1/8 thick x 1/2 strip of rubber. I used a 38 special case to punch the holes in the rubber. I cut between alternate holes to make the rounds release easier. Works fine. |
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| Author: | Oneshotrqtbll [ Fri Mar 23, 2007 2:30 pm ] |
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Westhope 
Quote: PS. I also have carried a S&W 432 (32 H&R Magnum 6 rounds). Since no one makes a "Speed Strip" I made my own from a 1/8 thick x 1/2 strip of rubber. I used a 38 special case to punch the holes in the rubber. I cut between alternate holes to make the rounds release easier. Works fine. That's a great idea! That is a fun caliber to shoot as well. |
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