Does this work with the S&amp;W model 63 8-round .22lr revolver?
74981
Yes it will work! on some models all you have to do is wiggle it a little and it all slides in. I like mine
98434
I use it for a Glock 27 and a S&W; 22 target pistol so I suspect it would work with yours
713123
Yes! It absolutely will fit. Your Model 637 is a round butt J Frame revolver!
186207
No it will not work with 22LR. The loops are too large to hold them. Are perfect for 38 special and 357 mag.It also will hold 9mm Luger.
522794
It worked on my 12ga. I don't have a 22lr. I don't see why it wouldn't work on a 22.
23946
Dear Curtis,No this is not fit to the Smith & Wesson 586. The magazine will work with your revolver the manufacturer part # is 2255500 " Smith & Wesson Cylinder Magazine, 10rds, 3ct".Sincerely,AG Supplies Team.
734818
I'm almost sure it will without any problems. Both guns are about the same size, save for that extra shot. That's what I like most about mine, it fits all my mid to large frame revolvers very well.
294054
I use the H.K.S. 587 for my Taurus 7-shot B-66 (same as a S/W 686) with no sign of problems what so ever.
1329425
I have not tried a j frame snubbie revolver but I don't know why it would not work.
2013339
Yes it will. I use it with my model 10. All .38 special revolvers that have space for 6 bullets will work.
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.
151803
My S&W; 625 5" fits with spare room so I think it will. I'm not familiar with your revolver though.
1614360
Yes it does. The .22 works ok. The large one is sized for.41-.46 cal. Since I'm using it in a .45 its not very snug. But, I just run a solvent soaked brush on a rod through a couple times first to knock the worst of the leading loose since I shoot cast bullets. If your shooting jacketed rounds this extra step probably isn't necessary.
1926066
It should work very well. I bought it for a model 637 and since it works with tension and without a cross strap to hold the gun securely it should be a good fit.
973438
Yes. That's why I bought it. With my S&W 637 the recoil from +P ammo was VERY uncomfortable. Not now. I love these. http://thecartridgebox.com/2013/06/08/i-like-big-butts/
268302
Don't know but it should the rails standard dimensions it worked on my S&W.;
2111038
Yes, this grip fits the K, L, & N frame S&W revolvers. I installed mine on a model 65, which is a K frame like the model 19.