"Speedloaders" for 22 LR Revolvers

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Are any of them worth having ?


Do they work ?

 

[Cardboard_killer]

They work fine with a loading tray. Worth having . . . maybe. I don't get excited about speed reloading my 22 revolvers at the range. I like relaxed plinking. If I want to shoot fast, get out the model 41 with all ten mags loaded up.

 

[Protocall_Design]

The DS10 ones are probably the best ones on the market. They are made for 6 and 10 shot S&W. I have a bunch of them for shooting matches. You can also get a loading block in a case with a lid that keeps them ready to clip into the loaders.

 

[AzShooter]

I have the DS-10s and use them for Steel Challenge matches. They work great.

 

[Targets Guy]

I use them with my K-22 not really a big deal as we are about the same age and take shooting easy and slow.

Now with the Model 317 kit gun they are a requirement. Wouldn't shoot without it. Being a young gun it has no patience whatsoever.

 

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Thank y'all for the advice, I will give one s try.

 

[Grayfox]

I've got a couple of K-22 speed loaders around here somewhere.
I don't think I've ever used 'em.

 

[Cardboard_killer]

You can also get a loading block in a case with a lid that keeps them ready to clip into the loaders.

You can make your own loading blocks with wood and a drill press, too. I converted a couple small cutting boards into loading blocks, along with a speed loader tied to it with a bit of leather.

Still, I just never use them after making them.

 

[mikey52]

As others here have already said, you can't go wrong with DS-10 brand. I have them for my 10 shot, 617; with the loading blocks and box. I use mine on bowling pin shoots, they work great. I think you could get them in aluminum or molded plastic, but not sure if you still can. Mikey

 

[garystl]

Not sure which brand I've got, but I've got 6, 8, and 10 round models for my S&W revolvers. Pelican cases with loading blocks as well. Work very well.

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