TUFFProducts QuickStrips Reloading Strips for Revolvers Size 544

For concealed carry, I typically use speedloaders for my .357 magnums. When my wardrobe choices are limited I use these (Bianchi brand) and have been for years. These are more easily concealed than speedloaders and more comfortable in a pocket. I recently decided to try them for my 44 magnum revolvers and they work just as good. My 44's are field/range guns so I really liked the orange color on these over the typical black, which is why I purchased this brand for field use. They are easy to load and unload. So far I have never had a round fall out and the orange makes them highly visible in the field if you happen to lay an empty one down somewhere. Since I'm new to this brand, I don't know how long they will last. Contrary to what some people may say, these are NOT faster than a speed loader. Not even close. So don't buy into that garbage. YMMV.

This is a good speed strip, although the rubber is much harder than the original Bianchi Speed Strip, so not as pliable. But considering that Bianchi only makes them for .38/.357, this is the only option for other calibers. The rubber does break down after a while, especially when exposed to heat. But it's ok for a year or so.

I have a few large bore Magnum revolvers in 454 Casull and S&W 460. I find speedloaders to be cumbersome when hiking, and I’m not doing a tactical reload. But, I do want the ability to have spare ammunition on hand.These have a tab on one end of a 6 round speed strip. It is easy to load them, and it is easy to load cylinders using them.I acquired a set for my Kimber K6s and they were great, so I ordered this for my Ruger Alaskan, Ruger Talo Toklat, Ruger Super Redhawk and The S&W 460 XVR.

These are very easy to load and unload. There is nothing to break.They store much easier than cylindrical ammo carriers.I will not go back to the traditional speed loaders.

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I've been using speed strips for years, and all that I've used are about the same, including these. They all wear out and split after extended use, as I expect these will. If they last long enough, I'd purchase them again.

Makes carrying .44 mag rounds in jeans more comfortable than throwing a speed loader in my pocket.

IF I HAVE TO TELL YOU ABOUT THEM YOU DON'T NEED THEM. PRACTICE/PRACTICE/PRACTICE........

Holds my .45 Colt rounds securely

Very handy