Zeta6 J-Clip EDC Speedloader for 38spl/357mag 5-Shot J-Frame Revolvers / 2-Pack

I bought these for a Ruger SP101 with a Hogue grip. I didn't want bulky twist loaders and these looked to be good substitutes. I wasn't disappointed. I have seen reviews saying that the loader is too hard and that it is too hard to strip. The loader has to be medium hard to retain the cartridges firmly. Last thing you want is 5 round falling out as you try to reload. Another associated complaint is that stripping the rounds into the cylinder requires more effort than a twist loader. Well, yeah. You are stripping the rounds out of the retaining pockets. Unless you have a problem with hand strength, this shouldn't be a problem. You will find shooting and reloading a .357 magnum really difficult if that's the case. I find these easy to use. reliable and budget friendly.

Works as it should.

I bought this because I wanted a faster way to load ammo in my 38 special. It works fine except the rubber is a little stiff when pulling off the bullets. A softer material such as silicone might work better. Just a thought.

These are a must for your revolvers! 2 biggest down size to a revolver is round capacity, and reload speed. These help with the second. It keeps your rounds neat, and organized without them jumbled around in ur pocket. If your revolver isn’t cut for a moon clip (which is the quickest option to reload) this is a perfect option. I find these even better then speed loaders bc i always fumble with the twist. (My skill issue) the price of these make them worth every penny! I even bought extra to have stashed away. If you loose 1 on the range not as big of a deal as if you lost a $25 speed loader. If your looking at these just go ahead and get them. U wont regret it!One DOWN SIDE, is they are round and bulky so unless u have them in a speed loader pouch, or cargo pocket, they will print/ bulge out a good bit.The company has another solution for that though!

I have a Taurus 605-357 Magnum with a 3" barrel. 5 shots are plenty if you're a good shot. but what if multiple attackers are in the mix? well, that's where these ZETA-6 speed strips come into play. These are very durable strips and hold the ammo well. I carry 2- 5 round strips in my jacket. =15 rounds of 357 Mag power! traditional speed loaders can spill the ammo if dropped. Or they can spill in your pockets if jarred around. These Z-6 strips are rugged and if you pull a strip out and drop it, all the ammo stays intact in the strip. and best of all, they don't make noise while you're walking. traditional speed Loaders can make a little rattle sound. and being in stealth mode that's a no-go. I will use these Z-6 strips indefinitely as they are perfect and work 100% in the TAURUS 605.

Was going to buy some aluminum mechanical speedloaders, but found these. I am very satisfied with the purchase, easy to load the cartridges, but have a tight fit. Also easy to unload into the cylinder. Highly recommended if you're looking for a lightweight, functional speed loader over the mechanical ones.

I have another speed loader that has a knob so I'm comparing this to it. You just drop the rounds in the other and turn the knob. You have to squeeze the rounds into this one. The rounds are aligned perfectly in the other one so they go in fine. The rounds are close to lined up with this one. It probably won't matter with FMJ or HP but WC may not be quick to get in. See pic. The other releases with just a turn of the knob. This one takes a little force to get them to come out. Also, it can make a difference on where the handle is. See pic. Bottom line is these are good but there is a better option.

They work great just bought more