38 Special Speed Loader - 357 Magnum SpeedLoader for 6-Cylinder Revolvers - High Capacity 2-in-1 Reload Tool (18-Round Triple Stack or 6-Round) - Patented Push-Button

Well designed and won't scratch your wood grips. Slim line so they will fit with any sized grips.

This speed loader is awesome! Saw a review on YT, took a chance and bought one because they're inexpensive. I have many of the others. Very impressed...I turned right around and bought another one. Works well, not fiddly, and carries a lot of rounds in a small space. With specials, it does rattle the rounds around inside which others have noted as well. Haven't tried magnums yet but maybe they fill the gap inside and reduce noise. Otherwise, no issues. Flat speed-strip designs won't disappear from my lineup because they are flat and portable, but these are great to pre-load for the range, work quickly, and hold 18 rounds!

Find this under the category “Why didn’t I think of this!” These Speed loaders are well made, easy to use and perfect for plinking and at the range. I’m not as confident trusting them in a combat situation, but believe that will change after another 1000 rounds or so. My testing so far has been function test, compatibility and ease of use. To date, I’ve tested them on the following models: Colt-Python (1960’s and 70’s models), King Cobra (1990’s models) Detective Special (1990’s models) Trooper MK3 S&W-Models 19,66,686 I will update this review after I have completed more testing. As of now, I can highly recommend these Speed Loaders for the above.

Great idea, pretty good price and quality, It would be great if it was made from some type of metal, but it gets the job done and it's a good price

Awesome design, outside the box thinking. It works pretty well. I have an older Ruger security six and this works with that pistol. A little tight but that is because of the oversized grip. Would recommend.

Ok it is cool at it hole 18 round of 38 or 357 . Just try on my taurus 856 and it work just fine. Drop 6 round push middle and it drop the round in repeat 2 more time and it hole 18 round of any type. Make it fast to reload, and fit in the packet. The plastic feel strong to hole up for a long time and easy to use

I bought it and tried it. It's a fun idea but has lots of issues: Safety: they don't mention until you receive the instructions that you can't use FMJ with it or it could ACCIDENTALLY DISCHARGE. Which makes sense, because the projectile tips are just *slamming* right into the primers in front of them at high speed. I don't care if they say hollow point is safe with this reloader, and maybe it is: it just doesn't seem like safety was built into the design. Practical use: if the point is to have 18 speedloads ready instead of 6, where are you putting this reloader after your first and second reloads, during an actual shooting engagement? Back in your pocket? Holding it in your free hand? You'll need to go back to the reloader for those rounds. But a speedloader in an emergency, life-threatened situation should be something you use once and toss aside, not something you have to hold onto to get to the rest of your ammunition. So this reloader is really more of a range toy. Nothing wrong with that, but it would never be useful in an active shootout, and standard 6 (or 5) shot speedloaders are far more practical. Quality: this thing is made of cheap plastic. It comes with what they describe as a detachable 6-shot speedloader that you have to unscrew to use. Well, they made the screws insanely tiny, and as tight as humanly imaginable. When I tried unscrewing the separable loader, I had to apply so much force that my screwdriver slipped and tore through the plastic top of the loader, making the whole toy unusable. So that extra feature is out. I watched a video of a guy trying to unscrew it and he had the same issue.

Well made and works with my 3 inch Taurus 856. Flat head rounds are a must and even HP's , tried some double ended wadcutters (DEWC) but it's hard to drop them in the cylinder because not enough sticking out of the case. Don't have any others to try. Pretty noisy rattle but I wouldn't think this product would be used for anything other than the range or just a backup load in a backpack or something. If you do wish to carry it i'd suggest a pepper spray pouch or something similar.

The fit of these shirts is size accurate except that the sleeves are a bit short. The materials are very thin, suitable for summer, but likely too thin for cooler weather and certainly not for winter. You will need a base layer underneath for cool and cold weather. Included elbow pads go into a velcro closed pocket, making their use optional.