Well, with a Safariland loader carried readily accessible, I've gotten pretty quick. The main problem that I have is finding places to carry more than one reload where I can grab it quickly and still have everything concealed. If I can get my hand on it right away, and get good ejection, it's about the same speed as reloading a semi when the mag fails to drop free.HighVelocity wrote:I am not aware of anyone that offers revolver specific training in the DFW area. As for reloading a 5 shot snub in a hurry, that would depend on your idea of fast. I can reload my J frame with a speedloader in what I would call a reasonable amount of time but fast, no.
IMO, the main advantage of a speed strip is having the right number of rounds properly oriented in one package. Dump pouches or even loops can be faster with a *lot* of practice, but the strip is more practical for concealment.Speed strip? No. Whomever came up with the name Speed Strip, was delusional. I can load loose rounds from my pocket faster.
I've often wondered why no one has come up with a round equal to the .357Mag's ballistics, but specifically made for moon clips. Maybe someone could make a .327Mag equivalent that would give 8 or more shots in a concealable revolver along with positive ejection and fast reloads.