anyone know were to get some s&w 5 shot speedloaders in tulsa? academy?dongs?sportsworld?
In my experience, the mighty J frame is best fed with a Bianchi Speed Strip instead of a speedloader. THe tolerances are just too tight.
i have some of those already, i say GET BOTH!
The J frame speed loaders may not be as smooth as they are for some models. But with practice I am faster with the speed loaders than I am with the speed strips.
I have both and am far faster with a speedloader than with speed strips. I also use 2 different kinds of speedloaders, HK and Dade and the Dade is slightly faster as it is a push release.
I practice fairly regularly with both. I just spent about 30 minutes timing myself with both and the HK loader averaged 4-6 seconds faster than speed strips and the Dade loader was even faster by around 1 second.
I used my S&W 638, HK speedloader, Dade speedloader and Tough strips. I used Tough strips instead of Bianchi speed strips casue that is what I had handy, but I can't tell any difference in use between the two.
To the OP question I got my last ones local at Sportsworld. I'm pretty sure I seen some at Bill's in Claremore and at Medlocks, but I would call ahead to make sure.
I practice fairly regularly with both. I just spent about 30 minutes timing myself with both and the HK loader averaged 4-6 seconds faster than speed strips and the Dade loader was even faster by around 1 second.
I used my S&W 638, HK speedloader, Dade speedloader and Tough strips. I used Tough strips instead of Bianchi speed strips casue that is what I had handy, but I can't tell any difference in use between the two.
To the OP question I got my last ones local at Sportsworld. I'm pretty sure I seen some at Bill's in Claremore and at Medlocks, but I would call ahead to make sure.
The biggest selection of speedloaders is at Dong's.
Sport's World only carries about 3-4 different models.
Sport's World only carries about 3-4 different models.
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