TUFF Products QuickStrips Reloading Strips for Revolvers Size 8327 Black

Quick and informative delivery. Product was great, as expected.

If you were wanting to carry a wheel gun for your EDC, I would recommend these over speed loaders, but you are going to need to practice a little. Also, due to it being able to hold eight rounds and if you have a six shot, leave a gap between every two rounds this makes the reloading process faster.

This is a great way to carry a reload in your pocket.I have got 2 pair now, one for 380 and one for 9mm.Use the 8 round with 2 empty spots for a revolver.The second set I bought has a defect, and the strip split down the middle.No problem with Amazon, they shipped me another set and returned the bad.If this had not happened, I would have gave 5 stars.

I ordered a pair of these for my wife's Ruger LCRx in .327 Federal Magnum/.32 H&R Magnum/.32 S&W Long (same revolver shoots all these and more). The first 2-pack we received had one in the correct caliber, and one in .38/.357 caliber (too large to hold her cartridges). I contacted the seller and they immediately sent out a replacement 2-pack that was correct (excellent service). They work fine, and we now have an extra, plus one in .38/.357 if we ever get an LCR in that caliber.

not easy to load a 9 mm

I was looking for a way to carry my 'small game' load(32 S&W Long wadcutter) for my 327FedMag Single Seven (keep heavy loads in the gun, small game loads in my pocket). This works great, keeps them organized instead of just jumbled in my pocket. As a side note, it also holds 32ACP pretty well (little loose, but secure).

Took these to the range to-day to familiarize myself with this brand; I have a set of these by Bianchi for my carry .38 revolver. These are not as good; the plastic is surprisingly inflexible, much like the stuff the bottoms of soda bottles are made from; my Bianchi are more like stiff gummi bears made out of silicone and rounds swipe right out though they stay in place during handling. These require a twist and pull, and even with practice to-day I usually had to thumb press one or more rounds into the cylinder. Perhaps they may soften with use. I load 2 rounds - space - 2 rounds - space - 2 rounds, with the empty space making it easier to align the cartridges. I like the eight round capacity, but: If I were having to carry and anticipate a reload under fire as part of my job, I would opt for the more expensive brand name.

These loading strips work exactly as advertised. Just read the instructions on how to load the ammo; once you get that, they load very easily. They are well-mDe and should last a long time. One nice thing is that this model works well with several .32 caliber rounds. Highly recommended!

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