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Your cart is empty.Pachmayr’s new revolver Speedloaders will set the standard for quality and performance. Unlike competitive models which are made of plastic, Pachmayr’s Speedloaders are precision CNC machined from solid aluminum. The Speedloader bodies are cut in a polygon shape which produces the smallest possible outside dimensions and allows them to easily fit compact revolvers. The Speedloaders are also equipped with a rattle eliminating o-ring which contacts the cartridge bases and firmly holds the rounds in place. Cartridges are released with a simple twist of the large knurled knob.Pachmayr has had several questions regarding the direction in which the speedloader knob is turned in order to release the cartridges. This has come up because some competitor's plastic speedloaders release when turned to the right, while ours release when turned to the left. when our engineers (who are all experienced shooters) designed our speedloader, they spent quite a bit of time reviewing other available speedloaders and tried to improve upon them. One item that was identified as an improvement was to make the cartridges release when turning left. We believe that this gives the user several solid advantages. First, since cylinders swing out to the left, turning the release knob to the left helps keep the cylinder fully open when reloading. Second, turning to the left naturally tends to move your fingers away from the frame and grips, as opposed to turning to the right, which tends to move them against the revolver. Also, as the cartridges are released, turning to the left allows a natural follow-through motion to pull the speedloader away from the revolver. And final, there is the mechanical inclination to tighten turning to the right and loosen to the left, just like a bolt or bottle cap. We hope this helps clear up any confusion and we certainly believe that once you use our speedloader, you will appreciate their superior design and construction.
RB Banjo
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2025
Very difficult to load into weapon cylinder. Tolerances too close. On my Ruger LCR, with the cylinder fully out, this device will not release and load. Cannot twist to drop rounds without scraping and defacing the weapon frame. I can’t make it work. Therefore, useless.
Tom Gunter
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024
This thing is the best speed loader out there.
Michael
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2024
Purchased one for my Ruger LCR .327 and it doesn't work well. As others point out it holds the rounds very tight which can make it difficult to use. It is a high qualify product, but at $24 each, you are better off purchasing a HKS 32-J Revolver Speedloader, at $15 each for your LCR.
ajg6989
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2023
Barely fits into the side of the lcr
Jonas Trindade Schmitz
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2022
That doesn’t fit in the ruger LCR 327 federal, first I thought was the wrong caliber but doing the test is really made for 327 federal but it doesn’t work
G
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2022
Works fine, same action as HKS types. I prefer Safariland system's push release (one hand, much quicker) but they do not make loader for the 327 lcr.Those who wrote this Pachmyr won't work obviously need to practice. It is tight against grip but they all are. Works with both 327 FM and 32 HR, latter is easy peasy prior tighter given longer cases.Keep your powder dry-out.
Joseph P.
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2021
Works great with the ruger lcrx. I have tried other brands and have had a hard time getting them to work because of clearance with the grip and cylinder.But because of the hexagonal design of this speed loader it make that problem a non issue.
Russell M. Czinder
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2021
At least it's made of metal, lol... One company actually making/selling PLASTIC speedloader on here, lol first twist? SNAP!... JUNK. These are pretty good, but holds rounds too tight (can cause alignment issues) and too tall/long for my pouches. Found way better loaders at 5 star firearms, kenosha, WI... Search them interwebs, you'll find!
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