will this work for S&W airweight 38 special 5 shot?
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No! Sorry I'm responding late but I wrote a review earlier this year describing your question. This speed loader does not work smoothly for my S&W; .38 So +P Hammerless Airweight. With the right amount of wiggling and twisting you can get the bullets to fall into the cylinder but in a firefight or life and death situation you would not want to rely on this. I don't know why everyone else who responded said it does work but they either have a different pistol or mine is abnormally shaped. Again, I have a S&W; .38 Special +P Airweight with an internal hammer and it does not work. Contact me if you have any other questions. No! Sorry I'm responding late but I wrote a review earlier this year describing your question. This speed loader does not work smoothly for my S&W; .38 So +P Hammerless Airweight. With the right amount of wiggling and twisting you can get the bullets to fall into the cylinder but in a firefight or life and death situation you would not want to rely on this. I don't know why everyone else who responded said it does work but they either have a different pistol or mine is abnormally shaped. Again, I have a S&W; .38 Special +P Airweight with an internal hammer and it does not work. Contact me if... » Read More No! Sorry I'm responding late but I wrote a review earlier this year describing your question. This speed loader does not work smoothly for my S&W; .38 So +P Hammerless Airweight. With the right amount of wiggling and twisting you can get the bullets to fall into the cylinder but in a firefight or life and death situation you would not want to rely on this. I don't know why everyone else who responded said it does work but they either have a different pistol or mine is abnormally shaped. Again, I have a S&W; .38 Special +P Airweight with an internal hammer and it does not work. Contact me if you have any other questions. « Show Less
1712876
This item DOES NOT WORK with the S&W; Model 637 Airweight .38 5 shot revolver. That model is not on the manufacturer's list.
1712877
I have a 642 CT airweight. The CT stands for the crimson trace laser grips that came factory installed. These speedloaders work fine for me. However, when I was researching speedloaders, I found that sever people who have thicker grips, or factory grips have clearance issues with this speed loader. If that's the case, and you do not want to change your grips, I suggest you look into using speed strips, or quick strips.
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Jeff - sorry - I'm not a gun expert - just an amateur who enjoys an expensive recreational hobby. Short answer - yes - it should work quite well for the S&W; Airweight. Long answer - I originally obtained the HKS-36-A for my wife's Taurus...and it DID NOT work - the diameter of the loader was off from the Taurus cylinder (like getting a wheel with a slightly off lug pattern). I replaced my wife's Taurus with a S&W; Bodyguard w/built-in InSight laser (and she LOVES the new gun...but that's a different story) and the speed loader fits like a glove. And it was perfectly rational reason for me to buy a new Bodyguard...so it would fit the speed loader, eh? Jeff - sorry - I'm not a gun expert - just an amateur who enjoys an expensive recreational hobby. Short answer - yes - it should work quite well for the S&W; Airweight. Long answer - I originally obtained the HKS-36-A for my wife's Taurus...and it DID NOT work - the diameter of the loader was off from the Taurus cylinder (like getting a wheel with a slightly off lug pattern). I replaced my wife's Taurus with a S&W; Bodyguard w/built-in InSight laser (and she LOVES the new gun...but that's a different story) and the speed loader fits like a glove. And it was perfectly rational reason for me to... » Read More Jeff - sorry - I'm not a gun expert - just an amateur who enjoys an expensive recreational hobby. Short answer - yes - it should work quite well for the S&W; Airweight. Long answer - I originally obtained the HKS-36-A for my wife's Taurus...and it DID NOT work - the diameter of the loader was off from the Taurus cylinder (like getting a wheel with a slightly off lug pattern). I replaced my wife's Taurus with a S&W; Bodyguard w/built-in InSight laser (and she LOVES the new gun...but that's a different story) and the speed loader fits like a glove. And it was perfectly rational reason for me to buy a new Bodyguard...so it would fit the speed loader, eh? « Show Less
1712879
It works for my S&W; J frame 38spl 5 shot.....I do not know what you mean by "airweight"
1029169
I use it for 38 specials and it works just fine . My speed loader with 6 rounds in it measures two and a half in. tall. When you flip the speed loader case up side down with it snapped shut the rounds DO NOT move.
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That depends on whether the .357 frame is the same size as the 38 Special. I'm thinking that if your cylinder is larger in circumference, it might not be a perfect fit. However, if your frame, including the cylinder, is the same, then you might be OK. Someone who has the same model as yours can give you a more accurate answer. Sorry I could not be of more help.
440419
I use mine for a Walther PPK/S .380 so I think it should also work fine for you. The magazine widths should be similar, if not the same.
483594
I am not sure of the 350, but fits my 320 perfect! So I guess I would compare a 350 to a 320 and see if it is the same at the end of the load tube and barrel.
1546226
It depends on the size of the 38 special revolver. Most 38 special revolvers will fit.
413210
Yes. The brush provided for the .38 Special is the same for .380 ACP, .357 Magnum and 9mm. I have this Otis kit in my bug-out bag for emergencies. Good luck!
240583
this is a 5 round speedloader and will work on any .38 special 5 round cylinder.
1206007
It should accommodate any "j" frame S&W; Christina. I saw the photo and the handle looks to be the same size as my airweight. I would contact the manufacturer for a sure thing. G
743333
No, it is a late sixties 5 round 38 cal, the company may have a model to match your S&W; 6 round. I doubt if it will be much different since it is made of nylon.
850955
sorry for the delay. it works on my 5 shot ruger lcr 38 special. just tilt a little and it loads fine
2114396
you should have no problem with this speed loader as it is for smith & Wesson 5 shot revolvers not to familiar with the 624 air weight but most smiths 5m 5 shot revolvers have same cylinder patterns
799961
Yes, mine fits very well. A Smith and Wesson 38 special that is hammerless .
191375
It will fit any J frame S&W.; The Chief special .38 , the model 34 Kit gun.If it is an older Smith and Wesson 2 inch barrel .38 Special it is the Chief Special.
57635
I would think so. I use mine for a Smith and Wesson 642 Airweight 38. It would fit both smaller and larger weapons because of it's stretch material.
758392
It doesn't work with the ruger lcr .38 special, I actually returned it. I was really bummed.
799960
I have a 38 airweight with a crimson trace grip. I mistakenly ordered a sneaky Pete for a j frame. The airweight fits fine. In fact it is a little loose, but not so much that it bothers. I am satisfied with the product.