September 22, 2018, 07:57 PM
RileyCompetition Speedloaders and speedloader carriers?
I want to try ICORE and currently only have a 4" GP100 .357, though I hope to soon have a GP100 in 10mm!
However, I'm in need of some speed loader holders and speed loaders. I have HKS speed loaders but I'm having a hard time finding open pouches for them. I'm open to new loaders if needed to match to a good pouch.
Any suggestions?
September 22, 2018, 09:07 PM
RCSafariland comp 3 speed loaders
They will put a smile on your face after using them
They are spring loaded and launch the bullets in to the cylinder
Brownells or Midway are 2 stores that carry them
Midway has them on sale I believe
Safariland also makes a 3 position holder
And while you have the credit card out buy the loading block it helps when loading your speed loaders
There are other manufactures but Safariland is very popular
RLN Custom Gear makes a nice speed loader pouch that I have been using this year that is IDPA legal (the Safariland holder is not)
North Mountain Speed Loader holder is another one , Dillon has them in their catalog among other sites
Good luck with your revolver adventure, the guys that you run in to at your first ICORE match will also be able to give you some good direction.
September 22, 2018, 09:08 PM
detroit192Safariland Comp III speed loaders and carriers were designed for competition. I used to carry Comp II when I carried a revolver for work and had HKS as emergency back up. I found HKS speed loaders could unlatch and not hold the rounds sometimes.
Added: I order straight from Safariland's website.
September 23, 2018, 07:06 AM
DSgrouseI do not compete, so i am unsure if these will fit your bill. I have bought speed beez speedloaders and tray's for all my revolvers. They are execelent.
September 23, 2018, 08:49 AM
PCWyomingSafariland Comp III speed loaders is my vote.
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September 24, 2018, 08:47 AM
Jim WatsonI use Comp III for my Smith and Comp II for my Colt.
A friend prefers the Jetloader.
Too bad we can't get SL Variant any more.
I have speedloader carriers made by The Bear, pronounced as The Thing To Have by Ken Hackathorn. But they don't meet the present IDPA requirements to cover the body of the loader.
September 24, 2018, 02:47 PM
henryaz I asked the director of our club's ICORE matches. He said he prefers Jet, but Safariland second, with some tuning.