I have a Colt .38 6 shot revolver that uses the .38 S&W......this is the correct speedloader for that gun isn't it?
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Most likely not, that you may have to research in forums. Each speed loader has a label what it works with.
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Hmm i don't know the description just says S&W; and Ruger. This is sold through Amazon and they have a great return policy IF it doesn't work.If it does work - you'll be happy with the product. Good quality.
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I believe you want an HKS MK3-A speedloader. That one is for Colts, the 586-A is primarily for S&W;'s
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The specific model you're looking for is the K2C, and fortunately it's sold right here on Amazon. I've used these for years with my personally owned Detective Special with zero issues.Virtually any speedloader made for S&W; K-frame revolvers is compatible with the Colt D frame revolvers. (Detective Special, Cobra, Agent, Diamondback, etc.)
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I use it on with my .380, don't believe it will work for you .40. As a matter of fact I've gotten accustomed to loading my mags by hand without the speedloader.
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I have two J frame S&W revolvers in .38 Special. The speedloader works great for both. Since the Bodyguard 38 is also a 5 shot J frame, it should work fine.
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Not sure, I use this on a S/W 686+1 7 shot and it works pretty well....not too many 7 shot speedloaders out there....
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This particular speed loader only holds 5 rounds. ( I got it for my SP101) I believe service six is a six shooter.
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Yes! You can, I own, a 357 mag . But will be purchasing 38 special soon. Will be using . Same speed loader . I have two speed loaders. No problem.using with either Gun.. Happy shooting.....
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How would a Hogue grip interfere with the revolvers cylinder action or use of a speedloader? They are not even remotely linked together by function. YES, the HKS speedloader works well on a Taurus M85 with the Hogue rubber grip. I've personally used this speedloader on the Taurus and the Ruger SP101. I have since moved on to moonclips, which are easier to carry and faster to load. BTW, really dumb question!
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Yes, if it is a .32 H&R Magnum (S&W Model 631LS or something similar), and is a 6 shot revolver. You can also go to their website for a chart that verifies this. It is hksspeedloaders.com I hope this will be of help.
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No. This works with .223 or 5.56. That being said, depending on the magazine, one can get speed loaders for them
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I have a Lula loader and it works great for my Glock 19 double stack and 45acp single stack. I don't know about S&W; but I'd give it a try. I wasn't real happy with the HKS either.
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My 2 - HKS speed loaders fit snugly, but fully insert into the pouches. Mine are for a 7 shot .357 magnum revolver. From the pictures i looked up of your SafariLand J-C7 COMP I speed loader, it looks like they should fit just fine, as their profile looked about the same as my speed loaders. I was looking for SafariLand speed loaders for mine, but as far as I can tell, they don't make them for the 7 shot yet.
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Maybe Charles can restate his Question: What gun do you have and need a speed loader for?If we're talking about Ruger SP101, like in here: http://www.ruger.com/products/sp101/specSheets/5719.htmlThen HKS 36A is the one you need.If you are looking for a speed loader for another gun...keep on looking :-)
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My safariland which I used for my S&W; model 36 .38 special snub nose broke. I have and would recommend the HKS speed loader instead.
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Grips are excellent for the gun, but I believe they would not allow the speed loader to line up straight. I have never tried a speed loader so my positive.
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Yes, I was able to use a speed loader on my Model 66, which is the same K frame. Same size gun that is.
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You're speed loaders will work no problem at all I have them on my S&W; mod.586 and mod.64