N-Frame Speedloader Pouches? :

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Hi folks, I have just purchased a friend's 3-inch S&W 629 N-frame .44-Mag with full underlug and non-fluted cylinder (my first revolver ever - being a semi-auto user).

I am currently looking at purchasing the Safariland Comp I speedloaders (for lack of a Comp II being available) and am looking for .44-Mag N-frame speedloader pouches to go with the speedloaders. Leather, nylon or Kydex would be fine either way - I just need something that works.

Thus far I have tried the search function for this forum and searched on-line, coming up empty at this point.

If anyone could point me in the right direction it would be most appreciated.

Thanks in advance!
 
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Hi folks, I have just purchased a friend's 3-inch S&W 629 N-frame .44-Mag with full underlug and non-fluted cylinder (my first revolver ever - being a semi-auto user).

I am currently looking at purchasing the Safariland Comp I speedloaders (for lack of a Comp II being available) and am looking for .44-Mag N-frame speedloader pouches to go with the speedloaders. Leather, nylon or Kydex would be fine either way - I just need something that works.

Thus far I have tried the search function for this forum and searched on-line, coming up empty at this point.

If anyone could point me in the right direction it would be most appreciated.

Thanks in advance!
 
I don't know if the Safariland loaders will fit, but HKS still makes a synthetic leather double speed loader case for N-frames. I have one in black basketweave; I know they come in plain black and brown. I'm pretty sure Sportmans Guide and Cheaper Than Dirt sell them. Cabela's also has a leather cylinder pouch for black powder revolvers that may work.
 
Cabellas Ruger magazine holders (leather) for 7722 magnums work great for hks speedloaders, I am sure that is what they were originaly intended for.
OZ
 
Cabela's does have the HKS double speedloader pouch, and I think I am sorted - thanks for the assistance O.Z., SuperMan, safearm and M.R.

I have to call my order in at Cheaper Than Dirt, otherwise they charge a hefty fee-and-half just for shipping. If I don't come right there I'll get the HKS pouch from Cabela's and speedloaders from another vendor.

Thanks again!
 
Don't laugh too hard but I have been using a generic, construction work , nylon cell phone carrier that has a velcro top strap and holds 2 N frame speed loaders stacked on top of each other .
 
Don't laugh too hard but I have been using a generic, construction work , nylon cell phone carrier that has a velcro top strap and holds 2 N frame speed loaders stacked on top of each other .

How long does it take to get the bottom one out?
 
GhostRider_911:

If you elect to look at HKS, try Pistoleer.com for both speedloaders and pouches...

http://www.pistoleer.com/hks/cases/

I've ordered HKS K/L/N-Frame pouches (.357 & .41) several times over the last few years without issue.

Good prices and service.

BTW: I've bought both the Hytrel & Cordura versions (with snaps) and been very pleased. Haven't bothered with leather cases as the Hytrel version looks like real leather and wears better.

Hope this helps.
 
You can always make your own. There are mine for Safariland J-A10's in .45 Colt.

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Buck
 
For a couple of years I carried a custom 4" Redhawk .45 Colt and I could not find any way to conveniently carry the spare reload concealed. The best way would be to carry it so that it is centered over the belt, but then the belt contacts the center post of the loader and may launch the cartridges if a Safariland type loader is used. When using the HKS loaders, there is a chance that you will twist the knob the wrong way when pulling it out, again launching the cartridges. I always carried the spare reload in my pocket. I have since moved on to the 625s where the spare moonclip reloads are faster and much easier to conceal on the belt.

Dave Sinko
 
GLV,Please email me and post where you get speed strips for 45/45s.

Tommy
 

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