Thank you sir.

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Originally posted by SIGfourme:
GT-40DOC and Pedropcola. I received your email with name and address. Your requests are in the mail. 2nd e mail sent to the other posters in this thread.

I've sent a couple of emails, including replying to the one I received today. Are they not coming through, or maybe going to spam? Please let me know and I can re-send my info if necessary. Thanks again for the generous karma!

Thank you Sir.

2nd reply sent. Are they getting through?

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Originally posted by 92fstech:

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Originally posted by SIGfourme:
GT-40DOC and Pedropcola. I received your email with name and address. Your requests are in the mail. 2nd e mail sent to the other posters in this thread.

I've sent a couple of emails, including replying to the one I received today. Are they not coming through, or maybe going to spam? Please let me know and I can re-send my info if necessary. Thanks again for the generous karma!

Same here; have replied twice with my address. Maybe check your spam folder?

Try changing @hotmail to @gmail. That fixed it for me.

Strips arrived today, thanks Frank! I'm working all weekend but I'll try to get out and run some rounds through them early next week, and maybe even compare them to some other strips/speedloaders that I have. I'm already impressed....they seem very well made and are easy to load/unload, yet offer good retention.

I got them the other day. I am impressed. I’m not sure which I like best because they all are nice. The J clip is surprisingly handy. I actually received the LCR version but it works fine on my 649 and 640.

I am going to fo a review after I try themout sone more.

Thanks again.

I just wanted to add another ‘thanks a bunch’. I was late to catch the email, said in my reply if it was to late, no worries.

I often carry my 340PD, and an older 70’s ‘Bodyguard’, with the shrouded hammer.

They came today, all the best, thanks again,

Took my youngest out on the boat today to do some fishing. I never plan to fall in the lake, but the last thing you want is a giant anchor in your pants if you go over the side.

Adhering to the old adage that you can never have too much ammo unless you're drowning or on fire, I figured the airweight J-Frame was the best choice for the day. I threw the loaded J-Clip in my front pocket for a reload, along with wallet, keys and a few other odds and ends. They carry really nicely...I couldn't even feel it in there, and it retained all the rounds without issue. I'm really liking these things.

I've been using them as well. These are well designed and easier to use than basic strips. I highly recommend any revolver users check them out.