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[atomicsmurf]

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[walkinghorse]

Wood monogrips, yes!
Shells do not drop smoothly in as the grip keeps the HKS at a slight angle, but with some wiggling it can be accomplished. In a stress situation not recommended in my experience.

 

[Pizza Bob]

Just my opinion but Safariland loaders are superiore to the HKS. Single motion (insert) to accomplish loading, rather than the two (insert & twist) it takes for the HKS.

Adios,

Pizza Bob

 

[Rudi]

By this time I would think all after market grips would have the recess to allow easy speed loader use.

 

[Old_Cop]

I used a Hogue monogrip on my L frame leg gun and on a PPC K frame gun without any issues using a variety of speed loaders.

 

[flagman1776]

I used comp speed loaders with my Hogue (pre-rubber Hogue Monogrips) on my duty M19 & later M66. 357 ammo. I qualified with them, carried them. Worked pefect.

 

[ABPOS]

Yeah, they don't interfere on my model 19 either. I mostly use speed strips for my carry gun, 442. But I have speedloaders around the house for my Model 19.