Videos tagged with Speed Strips

This video introduces speed strips as an alternative to bulky speed loaders for revolver users. It highlights their compact, flat design for easy pocket carry and their versatility across different revolver models and cylinder counts. The presenter demonstrates how to load cartridges into speed strips and emphasizes their cost-effectiveness.

This comprehensive review tests 16 different revolver speedloaders and loading devices, evaluating speed, ease of use, and cost. The Safariland Comp II emerges as the best all-around option, balancing speed, size, and price. For budget-conscious users, the HKS loader offers excellent value, while the Speed Beez excels in gun compatibility. The Jet-Loader is identified as the fastest for pure speed.

The Yankee Marshal argues against using 9mm revolvers as primary carry firearms, citing significant disadvantages. He suggests that the only justifiable use for a semi-automatic caliber revolver is as a backup gun, specifically to utilize ammunition from a disabled primary semi-automatic pistol. For primary revolvers, he strongly recommends calibers like .357 Magnum, with options to shoot lighter loads like .38 Special for recoil management.

This video focuses on revolver ammunition and reloading techniques, featuring instructors Daryl Bulky and Brian Eastridge. It highlights the use of Federal 38 Special 130-grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) ammunition for revolvers and demonstrates reloading methods using speed strips. The discussion touches on the importance of cleaning revolvers, particularly the forcing cone, to maintain accuracy.

This video demonstrates essential revolver reloading techniques and defensive shooting drills. It highlights the use of Galco gear and Federal ammunition, specifically 38 Special 130-grain FMJ. The instructor emphasizes proper maintenance of the forcing cone and the effectiveness of one-handed shooting at close distances for realistic defensive scenarios.

Ryan discusses his renewed interest in revolver carry, specifically focusing on the Smith & Wesson 432 UC in .32 H&R Magnum. He highlights the advantages of its lightweight design and ease of carry, while also addressing the challenges of shooting small revolvers accurately. The segment covers holster selection, reloading techniques with speed strips, and ammunition choices for self-defense and practice.

This video showcases two vintage 1970s Smith & Wesson Model 36 revolvers, presented with a Bianchi Shadow holster and speed strips. The creator highlights the compatibility of the Bianchi holsters with Smith & Wesson J-frames, as well as Charter Arms and Taurus five-shot revolvers, emphasizing their suitability for simultaneous left and right-hand carry. The video aims for a relaxing ASMR experience focused on the aesthetics and tactile qualities of the firearms and leather gear.

The video argues that the current era is the 'golden age of firearms,' contrary to popular belief. The speaker, identifying as an elder statesman in the online gun community, contrasts the present with the past, asserting that more people own and carry firearms now, with greater variety and aftermarket support than ever before. He debunks the romanticized view of the 60s, 70s, and 80s, highlighting that handgun ownership and concealed carry were far less common and more restricted. The latter half of the video provides a detailed comparison and preference for speed strips over speed loaders for revolvers due to their lower profile, greater versatility, and ability to retain unused rounds.

This is a live chat session where the host, TheYankeeMarshal, discusses various topics including personal health issues like vertigo and medication side effects. He also touches upon firearms, including specific models like the Beretta 92X Performance, Glock 23, H&K USP40 Compact, Ruger Mini-14, and Smith & Wesson 500 Magnum. Discussions also cover ammunition types, carry methods, and general firearm-related questions from viewers. The host's personal experiences and opinions heavily influence the conversation.

This guide focuses on techniques for handling and reloading the Smith & Wesson 327 Carry Revolver for concealed carry. It emphasizes the simplicity and reliability of revolvers for certain users, particularly those new to firearms or with dexterity limitations. The guide covers drawing, trigger manipulation, and efficient reloading methods using speed strips and moon clips, drawing on expert insights from James Reeves.