will this speed loader work with a S&W 38 special CTG?
2013338
Like the description states, it will work with all of the following Smith & Wesson models: S&W; 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 64, 65, 66, 67. Check the model of your revolver inside the yolk.
2013339
Yes it will. I use it with my model 10. All .38 special revolvers that have space for 6 bullets will work.
2013340
Yes - but to work with a revolver, you must match Make & Model to the proper HKS number that coresponds i.e. S&W-10; works with many different revolvers but not with all S&W;'s. Check cross reference charts carefully.
2013341
Michael, I use this HKS with my model 10 - 6 shot for PPC shooting. The CTG is suppose to be like the model 10 (K Frame). These loaders are OK, but the snap loading releases I find are a few seconds faster. In PPC, seconds count. A long as your CTG is a 6 cylinder, I believe it will work.
2013342
"CTG" as it appears on the roll mark of a Smith and Wesson revolver is simply an abbreviation for the word "cartridge". It is NOT a designation of the model of the firearm, when you see ".38 S&W; Special CTG" on the side of the gun it just means it's chambered in .38 special.
2013343
I don't see why it wouldn't. As long as it is a six shot revolver. It works well for my .357 Taurus model 66. I have used both .357 and .38 Special rounds in mine.
1631084
Most likely it WON'T. My S&W Sheild will not fit. It is mostly for really small autos like .25 or small .380's
1791829
Yes. The item I purchased works with .38 Special or .357 Magnum. I suspect you can order it in other popular calibers, as well.
503930
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.
731465
It will work with models 586, 686, 581, 681 in S&W. Check the speedloader HKS website for additional types. Model number is pretty important because J frame does not pin it down enough. I always start with searches by the exact model number. It will be marked on your weapon. Example is a Model 29 may indicate after the model number what era it was made in, whether it was a pinned barrel etc. for the old 44 magnum so you might see 29-2. You will find things like is it a stainless steel vrs blued with the model number code. In reality the model number will be most important for is it a 6 or 5 shot due to the distance between the drilled holes and their location on the cylinder for the sake of the speedloader use. Massad Ayoob has a good video on you tube on how to use a speedloader with any revolver. The term J frame, N frame, K frame has more to do with the size, caliber, beefiness of the frame than how many holes are in the cylinder and where. The right speedloader does not care if it is a fluted or straight cylinder for example only how many shots and where did they drill the holes.
1650286
i had a problem with my .38 special air weight, it seems the chamber doesn't come out far enough and cant release the bullets into the gun correctly using this speed loader
866277
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.
441742
Per the HKS product description, the 36-A speedloader should fit any j-frame S&W.
23184
Hi, I do not own that particular gun so I can't say with 100% accuracy. However this speed loader works with all standard spring loaded clips so I believe the answer is yes.
1538366
Yes, I was able to use a speed loader on my Model 66, which is the same K frame. Same size gun that is.
1707125
I do not sell speed loaders. But I did get one for the LCR 38 and do like using it.
1247212
My S&W; 38 fit just fine and its got a longer barrel along with a speed loader. mine has two mounting holes on bottom.
804464
I do not have an S&W; 22, however, I have several Ruger and Browning 22. The magazines I use the loader on are both the angled and the straight type and it makes no difference. I feel confident that it will work with out any problem on your magazine. It is a great item.
868356
Yes. I have both a .44 mag and a .357 mag and use the same size speed loader for each. They are close enough in overall length to warrant the large size.
144079
It will work with almost any speed loader. I use it for 357 mag and 22 long rifle loaders.
1079370
I believe you will have to do a search for this speed loader, including the make and model of your gun, in order to get the right one. At least, that is what I did. :)
1416017
I have a 38 special s&w; and it'' works on it , so good luck.lust have to try and ludge for yourself steve f