Videos tagged with Bianchi Speed Strip

This guide details the use of the Bianchi Speed Strip, a compact alternative to traditional speedloaders for .38/.357 caliber revolvers. It covers the simple process of loading the strip and then transferring rounds to the firearm, emphasizing its ease of use and discreet carry capabilities. The Speed Strip is presented as a more convenient and reliable method for carrying spare revolver ammunition compared to loose rounds.

This review of the Smith & Wesson Governor revolver highlights its lightweight scandium alloy construction, making its 29.6 oz weight surprisingly manageable for its size. The firearm's versatility is a key focus, as it can chamber .45 Colt, .45 ACP, and 2.5-inch .410 shotshells, making it suitable for various roles including home defense, concealed carry, and as a backup in bear country. The reviewer notes its excellent balance, impressive trigger, and effective ejector rod, while also discussing grip options and comparing it favorably to the Taurus Judge.

This video review of the Taurus Model 85, presented by Joel Persinger, a firearms instructor, focuses on its utility as an 'always gun' for concealed carry. Persinger highlights its reliability, compact size, and suitability for self-defense despite its 5-round capacity. He also addresses practical issues like reloading challenges with factory grips and offers solutions using speed strips, emphasizing situational awareness and the importance of carrying a firearm consistently.

TheYankeeMarshal, an established firearms commentator, provides an expert comparison of speed strips and speed loaders for revolver reloading. He highlights the advantages of speed strips for everyday carry due to their low profile, comfort, and tactical versatility, allowing for partial reloads. The guide details the practical differences in capacity and ease of use, concluding with a preference for speed strips for EDC.