Well played.......
I'm with skyydiver on this. I like the gun from what I've heard, just not worth it to me. Another thing to consider, is from what I've read is that standard Jframe speedloaders won't work with the LCR.
im lookin for a good speedloader for my wife's lcr. i guess the only thing to use on a LCR are the speedstrips. anyone have experience speedloading with lcr?
Do you have any J frame speedloaders?
I was thinking after posting earlier... While they "technically" don't fit, you might try them. I have used smaller K frame speedloaders with the larger GP cylinder. Not a perfect fit, but still better than fumbling around with loose rounds. My understanding is the LCR cylinder is smaller than the J frame cylinder.
I was thinking after posting earlier... While they "technically" don't fit, you might try them. I have used smaller K frame speedloaders with the larger GP cylinder. Not a perfect fit, but still better than fumbling around with loose rounds. My understanding is the LCR cylinder is smaller than the J frame cylinder.
I've had mine now for several months. I have owned many J frame airweights over the years, the majority of which had horrible triggers compared to the LCR. I really like this little ugly (compared to a 442) revolver. I'm up to around 750 rounds thru mine and I shoot it better than I ever did a J frame. Cost is comparable, Smith is better looking, but I'll never replace this LCR with another J frame. Carries easy and shoots better (for me)
p.s. I use Speed strips and did so with a J frame as well. Just didn't like the little speedloaders.
p.s. I use Speed strips and did so with a J frame as well. Just didn't like the little speedloaders.
Still not sure why Ruger didn't make it to where the speedloaders didn't fit...
just give it some time and somebody will come out with a speedloader for the lcr, way overpriced i'm sure.
How about the Charter Arms .38. I have this in what is called the Off Duty. It is hammerless and composite. It is light. Their site says 12 ounces unloaded. The trigger pull is heavy and it points and shoots really straight. The speedloaders work in it too. It was only 369.00. Made in U.S.A.
It also fits the nemisis and the superfly pocket holsters from Desantis.
I just got myself one(superfly)for x-mas and I can't wait to take it to the range and practice. I have already practiced the draw at home and it is pretty easy.
It also fits the nemisis and the superfly pocket holsters from Desantis.
I just got myself one(superfly)for x-mas and I can't wait to take it to the range and practice. I have already practiced the draw at home and it is pretty easy.
