Would this holder be large enough for a speed loader that holds 8 .357 rounds?
1397784
Sir - I don't believe so, it is pretty snug for the .38 rounds. It is a very good holder however and this is just my opinion.
154659
No...I do not believe so but it would take up too much room for my handgun and ammo
701265
My 2 - HKS speed loaders fit snugly, but fully insert into the pouches. Mine are for a 7 shot .357 magnum revolver. From the pictures i looked up of your SafariLand J-C7 COMP I speed loader, it looks like they should fit just fine, as their profile looked about the same as my speed loaders. I was looking for SafariLand speed loaders for mine, but as far as I can tell, they don't make them for the 7 shot yet.
830522
Way too big. Mine holds a 6" S &W revolver. Try the "Jackass Rig". I have one for a Glock 23. Its awesome. Way better then this
869128
I use it with a 357 revolver with a six inch barrel. If the 8 inch that you mention is in the barrel length, I would guess that it would work just fine.
412208
I believe it should be adequate for those size speed loaders. Mine are 38 special and I have enough excess space to put a larger speed loader if desired. hope this helps you.
1060381
This model holds .357 rounds perfectly but definitely WILL NOT hold something that big. You'll need a specialty device for rounds that long.
131013
The Hogue grips are slimmer than S&W factory grips and the left grip panel is inletted so you should not have a problem with speed loaders.
77317
Yes with plenty of room. I have a 357 s&w; wiyh 6 inch barrel and it sticks below holster about 1 1/2 inch. I'm not happy with the design of the holster and should have done a little more research. The leg straps won't fit my legs at all. Poorly designed as far as the straps
2142091
Definitely not...Holds my 1911 mags and Glock 13rd mags without issue. Your 33 round mags are going to be too long..
1791828
This can be used for 38 special or 357 mag, the important part is to make sure that the model number that this loader fits is the same as your firearm.
868355
Yes, I would. Though I stuffed tissue in the bottom of mine to silence loaders, and they've plenty of room. I use 5 Star brand speedloaders, 6 shot hexagonal ones, for my chiappa rhino.
1282429
I'm sorry, but I just don't know. It holds my Ruger 357. I'm not that knowledgeable about guns to know what size your .40 is.
91237
The one I have is fitted for .38/.357 so I think your .22 WMRs would slip through the loops. In addition, the material is very stiff and doesn't fold over very well, so if the rounds come loose they could easily fall out of the carrier.
1367058
Yes, with room to spare. I have several fitted to hold larger semi autos i.e., 5" .45 and Beretta 92 as examples, each having room for a box of ammo and two magazines. Because of the latch closure being easy to flip open I added an additional measure of security to keep the latch locked if bumped as I don't use them with a padlock.
436475
I have one on my Mosin Nagant and it holds 7.62x54R quite snug. It should keep your 30-30 rounds secure. I love mine.
2562
Should, I've got tissues stuffed in mine for silence, if that's any gauge for size. And that's accomodating a 5-Star speedloader with 6 rounds of .357mag for my Chiappa. I'd assume this is for a S&W; Governor .45 cal.