will the j-gl8c comp || speedloader load s&amp;w modle 10 revolver
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I have not tried my loaders on a model 10, but according to the Safariland website they will work. check it out for yourself at... http://www.safariland.com/DutyGear/product.aspx?pid=COMP%20II
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Not sure if it will fit an SP101 with hogue grips. It didn't align perfectly with my S&W; model 36 but the rounds would fit. The problem was the speedloader locked my ammo and wouldn't release. After some prying i got them out but trashed the speedloader. I have an HKS speedloader and that works great. Sorry couldn't be more help.
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I can still use a speedloader after installing the Hogue grip on my Mode l85 Taurus
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The Hogue grips are slimmer than S&W; factory grips and the left grip panel is inletted so you should not have a problem with speed loaders.
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Hi John,I wish I could give you an answer to your question. I no longer have the package it came with but I can certainly tell you that a "Speed Loader" is a godsend when loading a magazine. It is sooooo very easy.Joe H.
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I honest to God can't help you with that as the .22 magnum is slightly larger than a .22lr cartridge. This would preclude trying to insert .22 magnums into the smaller .22lr loaders. I do know that the same company makes speed loaders for the S&W; .22 magnums so I am assuming that they either are making them specifically for the Ruger LCR's or will be.
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Negative, the "jk2c" model is a 6 round, wheel style, revolver speed loader intended for use in Dan Wesson 38/357 / S&W; Kframe / Taurus 66,669,689.
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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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I personally do not know. But I would pose the question back to safariland and ask them what type of speed loader case works best for their speed loaders for the .357.
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I have the 357 LCR with hogue grips and the outside dia of this speedloader is too large to work. You can insert the cartridges partially, but not deep enough to depress the button on the speedloader to release the cartridges. The outside of this speedloader hangs up on the frame/grips. Get the HKS speedloader because that one works just as it should.
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I have looked two or three places and everything says no. Go to H&K; speedloader and put in what you are looking for. That's how I found mine, good luck John G.
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The short answer is yes, but this speed loader is chambered for five rounds. That wouldn't do you much good...
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I've only tried it a couple times (largely due to ammo shortage), but that's what I use it with (Hogue grip). It works but seems to need a bit of a jiggle. I'm hoping to get better with practice, as I've never used a speedloader before.
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It should work fine. I've used the loader on a variety of pistols including your model. You won't be disappointed.
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They most likely will not as the .357/.38 cases are rimmed and the .30 carbine is not. I have seen some custom speed strips that supposedly hold the .30 carbine round, but can't think of were. There have not been enough double action .30 carbine revolvers manufactured for a major company to product a speed loader or speed strip. Taurus's ragin' .30 is only one that comes to mind. If you have a Blackhawk in .30 I have seen some folks use m1 carbine magazines to reload them. They do this by slipping the rounds into the cylinders through the feed gate with their thumb. Automag and some other custom makers have made semi auto pistols chambered in the round, but there mags will be much more rare and costly. Hope I helped you, but short of something custom, I doubt you will have my luck finding a speed loader for the .30 carbine... Even most .32's are a rimmed cases. If you do indeed have a .30 carbine double action revolver, I would personally convert it to take moon clips, and have custom moon clips made for it. Have a good day!
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David: On my gun, the grips will clear the HKS speed loader. I have the "skinny" cylinder latch, which is current production. Might be a problem on older J-frame guns.
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I do not sell speed loaders. But I did get one for the LCR 38 and do like using it.