TUFFProducts QuickStrips? Reloading Strips for Revolvers Size 644 Black

This is an example of how the simplest solutions are usually best. This is not as fast as a speedloader, but it is a lot faster than loose cartridges or cartridge loops. It also works for both 5 and six shot guns, so it is more versatile than a speedloader.

I bought these strips in .45 Long Colt for the conversion cylinders I have for my Remington New Model Army Italian replicas (I own Pietta's and Uberti's). The strips work great- so much fast to reload and it's such an advantage to have six rounds all together in one place. It did take me a bit of practice to get used to how these Quickstrips work, since I never used them before, but after a couple of days I got the hang of it. I've used Speedloaders for a .38 Special before and I must say, I prefer the strips.Also, I've read that the nylon pouch TUFF makes for these doesn't have a belt loop or clip- plus they are pricey (at $13 for black, $20 for brown). If you are looking for a belt pouch for them, I'd suggest getting a leather cell phone holster since you can find them cheap (I got the one in the picture for $1) and it works very well.

Works great in a Bonds Arms 45/410 shells hold tight and release easy makes loading a lot faster, a must have.

Wasn't sure if these would work as advertised but they do. I now have these strips for all my wheel guns.

Not much to say here -- I use it to keep .410 and .45Long shells together for my Taurus Judge. Easy to load and unload -- very neat product. The only negative is that it's not quite like the picture -- when loaded up with shells, mine bends into a semi-circle. It doesn't keep it from being useful, but its slightly awkward if you're trying to store extra shells in a bag, or what not.Seems like it'll hold up, and it makes loading up your revolver really easy, especially if a traditional speed loader isn't a choice.

I use these for .410 shells for my judge they hold the shells well and are good quality.

Fits 44-40 perfectly. An easy way to carry two reloads.

not that easy to load up, but it works to help organize your ammo, or store in the glove box. it's not a speed loader, so.... i still like it, not as easy to use as described, but still functional for what I need, and it works with both my ammo choices.