Ammo Pod (Speed Loader) Caliber .38 Spl / .357 Mag., 5-Shot, Loader for S&W J-Frames/Ruger LCR

The Revision CV Ammo Pod is a game-changer for firearm enthusiasts who prioritize speed and efficiency during shooting sessions. Designed to fit S&W J-Frame and Ruger LCR models, this 5-shot speed loader ensures a seamless reloading experience, making it a must-have accessory for every gun owner. They are specifically designed for caliber .38 Spl / .357 Mag, compatible with S&W J-Frame and Ruger LCR models. The streamlined design allows quick and easy loading, saving precious time during shooting sessions. They are constructed from high-quality materials, ensuring durability and longevity. Simplified design makes it easy for novice and experienced shooters to reload easily. I particularly appreciate the ease of use and reliability of the Revision CV Ammo Pod. I use this with a S&W J Frame revolver and it works great. Someone mentioned this won't work with an S&W 642, and no speed loader with work with a stock 642. Unless you modify the grips on the cylinder swing out side. These cylinders are too close to the frame to allow any speed loader to function unless you're willing to cut out the grips. to accommodate them. Like someone else mentioned you will want to put a string on the cap that covers the rounds if you plan to use this for personal protection. This will allow you to get the cap off quickly should the need arise. I still prefer the Safariland speed loaders but these work just fine. In conclusion, the Revision CV Ammo Pod (Speed Loader) Caliber .38 Spl / .357 Mag is a versatile and reliable accessory that is sure to elevate your shooting experience. With its innovative design, compatibility with popular firearm models, and emphasis on speed and efficiency, this speed loader is a valuable addition to any gun enthusiast's arsenal.

Requires some practice to become proficient. Be patient and learn. Sort of thing you can sit and rehearse then move to standing then on the move. Practice will pay off. Don't get frustrated.

This is a neat little speed loader. I liked its method of operation. It does not fit the Chart Arms Undercover model. I was able to play with it. I was bummed it didn't work. If it had, I would have bought more. How it doesn't fit? There isn't enough clearance between the cylinder and the frame to properly get a speed loader in there. This is also true HKS 36A speed loader, another fine product that won't work with the CA Undercover. If you have a 5-shot that this fits, worth your money. Enjoy!

These speed loader are so easy to use if you complain about these in any way shame on you these do have a small bullet shake when locked into the holder but that a good thing it makes for it to line up in cylinder for ammo to drop in could not be no simpler speed loader then this I use it on a Ruger sp101 2.25 barrel and it works great and it's has a hogue grip install sometimes I may have to move it a little to get ammo to drop in but that not a problem load the loader line it up when it stops push down on the case holding the bullets not the center the case you will hear a click bingo pull off they fall in practicing a little you be a pro these are so easy to use now as far as long long they last I say as long as the gun will .lol no they seem to be well made they are light but work well get your you will not be disappointed.

This is similar to the safariland speedloader. You simply press the loader into the cylinder and it ejects the rounds. And it’s way easier than the safariland to load all you do is put the rounds in facing up and push the little plunger on the other side and and it locks them in. So why the lower score? It’s the bulkiest of the 3 loaders. It LOOKS like it’s be the least bulky since it’s a flower shape rather than a perfect circle but because the holes fit the rounds are looser and the plastic is thicker than the other two, the overall size is bigger. Meaning it’ll interfere more with the frame grips than the other two which are almost exactly the same dimensions. And because of this too the rounds are super loose and jingle a lot, making a ton of noise but also making it harder to line the rounds up in the holes. The HKS one is my favorite. It keeps the rounds as snug as safariland and is super easy to load unlike the safari which is a pain. But it also needs that little twist to finish ejection and it’s possible that can come undone in your pocket. So for combat use as long as you already have them loaded, safari is clear winner. No extra step just push the loader in and it ejects the rounds, it’s the smallest in all dimensions and it doesn’t rattle. But loading it is a pain. HKS for fun range use, safari for conceal carry or home defense. This one is just a worse safariland loader imo. And it’s the most expensive loader! ———————— I think it has the potential to be the best one tho: if they took this mechanism which is just as good as the safari but without the drawback of being a pain to load, but slimmed the diameter shell down, just use the circle one they have or thin the plastic down AND reduce the size of the holes for the rounds so they don’t rattle! Honestly this flower shape makes it stand out but it also has the drawback that the rounds can clack against each other since there isn’t a clear division between them the rounds. I think it was a good thought maybe but in practice the flower shape is worse.