Is The J Frame Jet Loader The Best Or Worst Way To Reload Your Revolver?
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- Welcome to our video review of the J Frame Jet Loader! In this video, we'll explore whether the J Frame Jet Loader is the best or worst way to reload your firearm.
The J Frame Jet Loader is a speed loader designed specifically for J Frame revolvers. It claims to provide quick and efficient reloading, but we wanted to examine its effectiveness.
In this review, we'll guide you through the features of the J Frame Jet Loader.
Join us as we demonstrate how the J Frame Jet Loader works and discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
Our goal is to provide you with an honest assessment, enabling you to make an informed decision about this product.
Whether you're new to firearms or have experience using J Frame revolvers, this review is here to help you determine if the J Frame Jet Loader is the right reloading tool for you.
We believe that everyone deserves access to information and the ability to make educated decisions about the products they're interested in.
Join us in this video as we evaluate the J Frame Jet Loader and determine if it's the best or worst way to reload your firearm.
Remember, knowledge is power, and we're here to provide you with the information you need.
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I really like my Jet Loaders. No little knobs to fumble with, and about the price of a new magazine for certain auto pistols.
My favorite as well!
Grips being in the way is the main reason I have not been a fan of speedloaders. Maybe this option is worth a look.
Definitely work a look. I love these things. Very easy to grab from the pocket and easy to get ammo in the gun.
You wasted at least a second and a half doing double/triple pump on the ejector rod, give it a good one time chop, the force will kick those rounds out every time less than a second.
I love zeta6. They make an option for j frame and lcr. I found the lcr to work better in j frames. It's smaller and doesn't get blocked by the grips. They hold firm, drop in like a moon clip, and strip off quickly. If you haven't tried them, they're like 10 bucks for two. Very small footprint as well (actually carryable)
I've tried them but I have concerns about the pressure they place on the crane. The ones I got took a lot of force to pry off. I carry my reload in my left pocket and keep the gun in my right hand when loading so I only have a trigger finger to support the cylinder.
@@HarrysHolsters I see
The only downside to this speedloader that I have found is that if the cartridge has a sharp inside rim edge, it will file out the central plastic locking element when it is released after a few uses, so time will tell how long it will work (i.e. locking the cartridges well) - I took the speedloader apart for some reason after some use and saw a lot of wear of the locking element bottom side.
I stick with speed strips because no one has figured out a way to make a functional IWB holster for the loaders. They are simply too bulky to pocket for me
I get it. I carry mine in a pocket. The size and number of options makes it financially unviable to develop an IWB speedloader carrier. It's also really hard to design just like comfortable IWB magazine carriers.
@@HarrysHolsters Yea I can see how it would be difficult. Round is not a good shape for IWB. I have actually used a Safariland CD-2 backwards so it’s IWB. It works well with a Comp 3 loader but with other loaders it’s a bit more challenging to grab. It does work though and I think some type of spring steel setup like on the CD-2 would allow for size and and other variability’s 🤷🏼♂️
@@sharper9009 I've got the measurements of the all the speedloaders somewhere but even within just J frame loaders the spread is much wider that people would think.
Looks like a good option compared to my HKS speed loader that causes problems with certain grips. I know i had to remove some rubber off my J frames grip so the HKS spead loader would get caught on the grip.
Much easier to use than the HKS.
I switched from carrying a semi-auto to a small revolver about a dozen years ago. My favorite way to reload is a speed strip rather than a speed loader. I'd sure like to see a comparison video.
Slow motion 👎