Speed loaders

Bumpin for help plox.

Also an anon said Galco makes a good shoulder holster, I'm just turned off by the nearly $200 price after shipping and taxes. Are there any slightly cheaper options that are still good quality, or is that about the best price to quality point.

>>31898138
I have no fucking clue. But is there a revolver where you can just replace the wheel to reload?

I have two HKS speed loaders for my model 36 and like them. They are kind of bulky to carry though. They make the striped that hold 5-6 rounds that look nice, and would be less bulky to carry.

Speed loaders a shit
The real /k/ommando will have multiple revolver to gun down his opponent. The man who reloads a revolver, loses.

>>31898138
>what are good speedloaders
>posts a pic of literally some of the best speedloaders available

Really?

And why didn't you get a 686P or 627, anyway?

>>31898544
Old blackpowder Remington models

>>31898616
Buying used, and I just took random pic from web to start thread.
What do you suggest for affordable but good speed loaders.

>>31898558
The New York reload is a total gimmick bro. Why spend at least 2k to have a second or third gun, that you intend to literally throw away instead of taking cover and reloading.

>>31898621

The ones in your pic (SL Variants) aren't necessarily affordable, and they're hard to find because importing them/having them produced is difficult, but they're pretty much the finest there are and the price isn't overwhelmingly bad.

Safariland Comp IIs and IIIs are a decent-ish runner-up if you want something more readil available and you don't want to spend the time scouring the Internet for them.

For SLVs you're looking for L-252, for Safariland you're looking for J-GL8C and J-GL8S.

>>31898138
are moon clips popular enough to use?

>>31898730
use em if you got em

>>31898690
I prayed to the /k/ube for guidance, and it's shepherd has spoken.

Thank you anon for the thorough response.

I presume safari land beats out the hsk then?

>>31898199
For leather that will ride comfortably that is about right. There are cheaper options but I find the leather to be the least likely to tangle up

>>31898628
Cover not always an option but New York reloads exist because of stress reload speed of revolvers.

>>31898734
This like them but harder to find

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>>31898138
i use tuff products quickstrips & hks speedloaders

the hks loaders are good.
turn the silver knob left to lock & right to unlock.
easy to use & simple

i tend to use quickstrips more often, because they are easy to conceal without using pouches or some other type of carrier
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMAXlT3ZLzs

a-zoom snapcaps for practicing trigger-pull & reloads