I have a Ruger police service six and I am looking for a speed loader. Will this one work for the pistol I have? Thanks W
77887
This particular speed loader only holds 5 rounds. ( I got it for my SP101) I believe service six is a six shooter.
77888
Check out this product and the reviews; might depend on the grips you have on your revolver:
2185123
I would be surprised if it works. This loader is very specific to the magazine it is intended to load. It works for each ruger mag I tried, even after market mags, but I don't see where it would be useful for a different manufacturer's magazine design.
645350
Short answer, yes it should. I have HKS speed loaders for my S&W; 586 .357 and it does fit. I use these for IDPA with Safariland Comp III speed-loaders and obviously work well with those also. I also tried it with my Safariland Comp I 5 round speed-loader for a S&W; J-frame and it does hold it OK.
1859353
It works on the ten round ruger clip but you have to hold in the speed loader. Does a great job of saving your thumbs. We have put close to a thousand rounds through the loader and it still works great.
985197
I see guys asking this ALL the time on the Plus.. I sold my 686 and bought a 3" Ruger WClapp, but check 5starfirearmsDOTcom item#LF35707000. It "looks" like it might work and for sure is made better than this safariland junk. I just bought 4 of these for me Clapp and never again. They should have stamped Beijing into it. JUNK. Actually, I should send these back. From here out for ME it's 5STAR or HK. You'd think as long as '86+ has been in production this would have been addressed by now. STUPID STUPID STU-PID. Anyway, good luck Bro.
645352
hey from what i saw here on safariland site it should ,here is link to fit chart also http://www.safariland.com/DutyGear/info/willfit/PT%208_07-19-13_Speedloaders.pdf CD2 should work the cd6 is also listed for most guns it puts speed loader a little higher on belt this cd 2 works well for me I have model 19 k frame smith. I use a hks speed loader and a cd 2 holder in idpa competition
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
1538366
Yes, I was able to use a speed loader on my Model 66, which is the same K frame. Same size gun that is.
2213311
I don't know for sure but it should. I've gone from these speedloaders to Bianchi speed strips. The cylinder style was a little too tight with the grip so it was difficult for the loader to loose the rounds. Hope this helps.
567021
I do not know as I've only used it for my Sig .380. I do have 2 other Glock 9mm pistols but they came with their own Glck speed loaders. Now THOSE work even better than the Butler Creek Baby Lulu!
1898669
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.
681766
This HKS 940 speed loader does not work with my Ruger LC9s(9mm) magazine. It works great with my Glock 19 (also 9mm)mag. It is a double stack loader and not intended for a single stack magazine.
535103
Hi Ronda. Yes, these speedloaders will work with any 6mm bb. Hope this helps. -Jake-
2144406
I personally do not know. But I would pose the question back to safariland and ask them what type of speed loader case works best for their speed loaders for the .357.
2117410
I have a Charter Arms 38 special Undercover...2" barrel......the cartridges line ok up but it in no way works as a speed loader for this pistol....cylinder hits the rubber grip.
1593887
I have two J frame S&W revolvers in .38 Special. The speedloader works great for both. Since the Bodyguard 38 is also a 5 shot J frame, it should work fine.
756556
The 5-shot speedloader is relatively smaller in circumference, and it will not work on your 6-shot revolver. You'll be better off with any standard 6-shot speed loader for which there are many belt cases available.