alec.mc

Like tony implied , it depends on wether your revolver is Square, or Round Butt to determine what grips will fit.

Cost Tailoring a load to a gun That being said, I wouldn't want to be shot with a " factory " round, or a reloaded one.

Thanks They're houge big butt grips, finger less . " lamo camo "

Somebody should try anthony from the o&a show, he's a big 2a supporter right?

EXACTLY..... when a madman with a gun shows up,.... who do you call .... police why do you call the police? because they have .... GUNS

I like the fingerless houge wooden grips. for some reason the finger grooves on the houge grips dont line up with the way I want to hold the revolver, if i follow the finger grooves I am holding the gun too low.

no, this is a barrel

sigh

looks like the match is filled

And this is correct I just keep buying and buying them, I can't stop

M4brigringo has one , though I think it's a 6" But just a thought, if you were going to add only one revolver to your collection, I personally wouldn't make it a 44 mag. I'd buy a 38/357 variant like a 686 / 627 or other of the various 6-8 shot models. 44 mag is a blast to shoot though

and why do they need scanners ? arent guns illegal in NYC.... you mean.... wait....no....criminals... Dont follow laws? omg!

It's like a giant cancer inducing ray gun, 1 law suit and it'll be in the trash bin behind the police station

It's frustrating that they cant propose a single piece of legislation without mentioning the newtown shooting.

The extra arbor doesn't make loading any easier or harder, it's just a a larger or smaller " post " that the moonclip sits in determined by the size of the hole in the center of the moon clip

yeh, alot of guys are making the same design, buy from whatever company you wish to support, it's all really the same thing.

That de-mooner sounds pretty bad ass. Got a picture?

pics: the " de mooner " is 1/2" copper pipe with the notch cut out to grab the clip and pull the round out dremeled in at the bottom. i made it length wise so it'll hold all 6 empty cases from my s&w 625 45acp clips, and i dump it right into my empty brass bucket when done........ and the " T " handle doubles as a little hammer If something needs bashing.

The moonclip loader from BMT works good, expensive, but has good reviews. I didnt buy one because it's a two piece tool, i'm bound to loose one part or the other expensive it's doesnt have the option to unload or load just one or two, it's all or none. I use the loader from www.mooncliptool.com and I made a custom de-mooner out of 1/2 cooper pipe.

Blue, what gun were you buying for?

TK customs supplies and produces the clips designed by hearthco,( that's the way I understand it ) TK customs also sells non-hearthco clips so be sure to clarify on your order, they range about 70-80 bucks for 10 clips. TK custom wire EDM cuts the hearthco clips, most other clips are stamped

yeh, mike has a habit of bending clips... even mine

and in closing, the HEARTHCO brand clips supplied by TKCUSTOMS , while extremely expensive , considering costs of other speed loaders, if you are serious about competition, speed loading, and are on the clock, go for the good stuff.... If not, and just need something to hold your rounds at the range for messing around, go for the cheap stuff.

+1

Side by side of the 6 shot 45acp clips, regular / standard = black , hearthco = stainless at first glance I was unimpressed, but after using them for a while they do indeed load smoother then the regular ranch products ( or maybe it's just in my mind )