HKS 36-A Series A Speedloader, Model 36A(5-Shot), Black, 1 Pack

Easy to use, fast and reliable, very Sturdy and easy loading both in the device and into the revolver, you cant go wrong with these

Working well very happy with it

I received my order on time a few days ago, I’m very impressed with the loader very well made hold the 38 ammo tight no wobble and they dump right into the cylinder flawlessly! I was so impressed that I’m receiving another one today so that way I will have 2 to carry with me as a backup! Great job!

A speed loader is going to vary in effectiveness for different guns. I have found that while this holds ammo and releases it well, it doesn'doesn't work all that well for my S&W J frame (637 Airweight). When I tried seating the ammo fully into the cylinder, the speed loader got stuck and I had to rotate the cylinder to get it out. I tried to back off and load it with just the actual bullets in the cylinder and the brass above it, which worked a little better, but it still required some shaking to get the ammo to drop in. It just wasn't quick enough for a defensive situation. I have other HKS speed loaders for my .44 Mag, and they work great, so the problems with it are probably just the way it is with the 5 shot J frame. I have already ordered the speed strips for .38 Special, which may actually be the better solution for my needs. Speed strips are a little more easy to carry for concealed carry. Ultimately I don't think you can go wrong with buying this product, just be aware that a speed loader might not be the best solution if you have a J frame.

the best economical speed loaders there is, strong fast and durable, easy to load and to use, worth every cent

Works as expected.

Works well with a 637 Smith Air Weight with Packmeyer grips.

The HKS 36-A S peedloader is made with less expensive materials than some of the expensive, premium speedloaders, but it works better despite that, and the materials are adequate to the task at hand. Let's get this out of the way first: The HKS has a hard plastic cylinder with an aluminum knob. The mechanical parts of the HKS are simple, and moving parts are exposed - but that also means the parts are accessible if you are a mechanical kind of person, you could overhaul it with three itty-bitty roll pins. More expensive models are made with aluminum cartridge holders, which would be more durable, and have hidden mechanicals - but the designs of SOME do not work as well as they look. Anyway, this is not the kind of object you should be abusing - you're going to use it to load live ammunition, so it should be treated with respect. Don't throw it under your horse's hooves and encourage him to stomp on it, and you should be fine. Here are the good points: The HKS is easy and quick to fill with cartridges and lock them in. The HKS is extra light in weight and not bulky, which is nice if you are going to carry several. You can have *at least* two of these for the price of just one of most of the fancier models. However, I think the most important and immediate consideration is that the HKS 36-A for the S&W 38sp J frame works great. It is easier to maneuver the cartridges into the cylinder and it is VERY easy to quickly release the cartridges, get the speedloader out of the way, and get back to business.

Ottimo e veloce

Très très pratique pour le tir de combat

Product came as described.

No acaba de entrar, hasta el tambor, tropieza contra el trinquete que hace girar el tambor del mismo.

Excellent works well.