Rubber speed loading strip for bullets

Please try again later. One of my strips is at least years old it originally belonged to my father and I've never had a round come loose in my pocket or fall out yet they load into the cylinders easily. They are thin, light, and don't print in my pocket at all unlike a traditional speed loader which takes up more room, is bulky, prints in my pocket, and I feel against my leg which is annoying. A full-moon clip will be a disc which holds a fresh full cylinder reload for a particular brand of revolver. The Safariland Low Profile Single Speed loader Holder features an ultra-low profile for quick, easy, single-action draw. Also serves as a Speed Loader Holder, keeping the loaded Speed loaders in position for fast deployment.

Either technique is sound, in my opinion. His daily concealed carry handgun…. The following two tabs change content below. Though the speed strip is not a very fast method for re-upping the charge holes in a wheelgun, old time dump pouches, single bullet loops on the belt, or a pocket full of loose rounds were even slower. With half-moon speed loaders, manufacturer compatibility is still key.

I am used to the former. Though the speed strip is not a very fast method for re-upping the charge holes in a wheelgun, old time dump pouches, single bullet loops on the belt, or a pocket full of loose rounds were even slower. Especially in the circumstance of uncertainty between firing four to six shots, it may just be practical to do a full reload or just eject the spent shells and go from there. Whichever you choose — let us know what you think and what you trust.

CD-2 clips firmly onto any belt up to 2" wide. They don't dig into one of my legs when I'm sitting. Works good and fits good in the pocket. With a weight of only 1. Made to fit most semiautomatic pistols and double-action revolvers, the UnderWraps is ambidextrous and available in khaki or black. No more fumbling with loose rounds.