TUFFQuickstrip

I wasn't sure if I'd like any sort of quickstrip over the traditional speed loader, but these things are awesome. They carry neatly in the pocket, the rounds don't come free unintentionally and, with a bit of practice, your revolver is reloaded and ready to go in seconds.These particular ones hold six rounds, but I only fill five for my Model 637, leaving extra finger grip at the end for working the strips.

Found the Quikstrips to be an excellent and convenient way to carry spare revolver ammo in a pocket when speedloaders are too bulky or awkward. The Quickstrips are easy to use and they do make reloading a hasty affair particularly if you take some time to enhance your proficiency through practice. Highly recommended. Only complaint is the unreasonably high price for something that takes pennies to produce.

Just as the title says, save yourself a couple bucks and buy these. My brother-in-law is a police officer in South FL and he turned me on to these as he uses them to carry rounds for his back-up. They sit flat in his front vest pouch, a benefit over the cylindrical speedloaders, and they hold the rounds securely. Admittedly these can be a bit difficult to load (especially the last round) but I suppose that would stand to reason as you wouldn't want it to be loose and easy and have them falling out. Bianchi makes a similar product but they want an extra $2-$3 for their name being on it. I think not. Tuff also makes handy pouches to accompany the strips which is also handy. Stay safe out there friends.

Speed strips don't make for fast revolver reloads, but do make it easy, convenient carry of additional rounds, at the ready.

Only complaint I have is that there rounds at both ends are held very, very tightly, and the ones in the middle are a little loose.I've worked it to try and wear it out, so that I can get the end ones out more easily, but it hasn't worked.So far it's worked fine though; it's kept a good grip and nothing has fallen out. But under stress the extra grip on some slots will slow me down.

Buy the Bianchi speed strip. I carry revolvers concealed. I have the Bianchi speed strips now but thought I would give Tuff products a try. The Tuff strips are very stiff so manipulating the strip to release cartridges into the cylinder is way more difficult than the Bianchi strip. I will practice with them to see if they loosen but if you need a speed strip to use for your CCW I would not use these to save my life right out the packaging.The Bianchi's are great right out of the package.

Works as advertised. I use it for a Blackhawk and got 2 .

Love these strips. I've ordered from this company before...for 38/357, 9mm and now 44 rounds. They're great, easy to load, unload, and comfortable to carry. I hate having to hand load my revolvers with loose cartridges, these strips allow me to carry extra ammo on a hunt without having rounds loose in my pocket. I keep 2 strips in my safe with the firearm always ready to go.