Couldn't find a previous post on this, so here goes. I have a moon clip brass removal tool for the 6-shot clips but does anyone know of a tool that removes loaded and fired ammo from the 6-shot, 3-shot, and 2-shot clips? I have broken several 2-shot clips lately by using pliers to hold them while I remove cartridges or brass from the clips.
By the way... just picked up a new-in-box (unfired) Model 25-2, made in 1980, 6" Bbl (deep, polished bluing), with box, paperwork, and tools (including the clips). Already took that $400.00 shot (first one) a week ago. Not too bad. Seems to be chambered to tighter specs than my 625.
Many thanks - m

I use a Brownell's moon clip stripper, comes in 45 acp & 10 mm.
http://www.brownells.com/shooting-ac...-prod6727.aspx

I have used every mooner/demooner tool made. Far and away the very best ones are made by BMT. More expensive than most, but the best. Here is a link: BMT Equipped, Inc.

Wow. Thanks, all, for the info!

I agree with drummer007, IMHO the BMT is far and away the fastest and it works very well. They are not inexpensive but you do get what you pay for.

The BMT is sweet, but if you don't want to spend $80, there's:
The cheapest: Or:
And this is VERY good for $40:
Deluxe Moon Clip Tool

You should be able to load/unload the 2-round clips (1/3 moon) with just your fingers without any trouble. The 1/2 moon and full moon need a tool, especially the SS clips.

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I had a buddy that used to use a metal golf club cut down long enough to hold 7 .357 cases for his 686+. He kept the grip on it in order to give it a twist. I believe he got the club from a garage sale or goodwill for a couple $.

Thanks again! I'm set thanks to all of you.