Will this grip interfere with the use of a speed loader HKS 36, on a S&amp;W model 60?
1149791
I use these grips on an S&W 640 J frame. They do not cause any issues with HKS or Safariland speedloaders.
1556561
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.
1238260
Sorry I am late on the response. I only use HKS speed loaders and they work just fine.
529686
Thank you for the answer, I have already wasted money on grips too big for this gun! Appreciate your time.
972998
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.
2156200
I agree with "J". This speed-loader won't handle the .30 carbine round. I don't know where you can find one that will.
965118
I actually never used it.. turns out was not worth the purchase, been in a drawer. However I don't see that the grip would cause any issues.
587353
I had this same grip on my city issued p229 40cal double action only, no problem with fitting. Put it on my p229 .357 and still works and fits great. I don't think the rail or non rail have anything to do with the grip.
2007363
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.
327095
This will work but loader + ammo will obviously be shorter leaving excess room in holder. This might make slight noise and could possibly loosen ammo from speed loaders if jolted vigorously.
1722875
It surely will not work. The Taurus is very different in the grip than the S&W Model 60. There are so many differences it would take a while to cataloge them. Just take an old bicycle inner tube and cut 3 inches off of it. Use that as a grip enhancer. Lovely. It's what all the LEO's do.
1406607
I bought Pachmayr Grips for my S&W; Model 37, and am very pleased. I do not know your gun, but I believe the best way to know what is available for your gun is to contact Pachmayr directly.
1240227
I have the s&W; 360 and an older 36 both similar to the Ladysmith. It should fit fine. If you plan to pocket carry this grip makes the gun longer though. It does help tame recoil
1663683
Looking at his post for Crimson Trace the seller list he has Grips for Round and Square butt S&W. With that thought in place he likely has Grips to fit many models of S&W. My advice would be contact the seller and find out from him what exactly he has. God Bless
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.
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Read the package literature. Also, be sure the frame (handle/grip) will accommodate the Pacmyer grip you select. More importantly, be aware that the Pacmyer grip is larger than standard and can interfere with the use of speedloaders.
1712875
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