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product_id: 3985980
title: "Speedloader"
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reviews_count: 8
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# Push-button rapid reload Secure locking knob Durable injection-molded plastic Speedloader

**Price:** AR$94561
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Reload faster, lock tighter, perform better — never miss a beat!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Speedloader
- **How much does it cost?** AR$94561 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact & precise fit:** Designed for popular revolvers including S&W, Dan Wesson & Taurus
- • **Duty-ready durability:** Injection-molded construction built to withstand hundreds of reloads
- • **Lightning-fast reloads:** Push-button operation for maximum speed under pressure
- • **Rock-solid cartridge lock:** Medium-sized knob ensures secure, reliable locking every time
- • **IDPA approved & ambidextrous:** Trusted by professionals, fits both left and right-handed users

## Overview

The Safariland Speedloader Comp II is a compact, injection-molded speedloader designed for medium and large frame revolvers like Smith & Wesson, Dan Wesson, and Taurus. Featuring a push-button release and a medium-sized locking knob, it offers rapid, secure reloading favored by duty professionals and IDPA competitors alike. Ambidextrous and built for durability, it delivers hundreds of reliable reloads with a precise fit and easy operation.

## Description

Great Product

Review: Fast and efficient - Close to joining the 1-star crowd, I was about to give up on this Safariland Speedloader, but with so many giving it 4 or 5, I decided it might be me. I was me, except for one flaw and one impediment. Flaw. The push knob has a sharp rim, and it is a stiff, clockwise turn to lock cartridges in, so I sanded it down a bit, and it is much more comfortable to use. Impediment. Locking requires more strength than my arthritic hands like, but manageable. Should be no problem for healthy hands. Loading requires a firm push on the body to release cartridges, but when it clicks, cartridges easily fall into the chambers. Clearly no compromise on alignment with cylinder chambers. Diameter is less than any other speed loader I have seen. That makes it easier to line up and drop cartridges in the tight spaces encountered in many revolvers. After practicing with it for a while, I found out why it is so well-liked. For the price, perhaps any price, it can’t be beat. I just compared it to the two, other popular speed loaders, one 4x more expensive, and the Safariland was by far the fastest. Also, unlike other speed loaders I’ve tried, the Safariland makes it easy to unload as well. It IS NOT flimsy; it is molded plastic, feels firm, and appears to have the potential for 100s of reloads.
Review: These DO Work for the New Colt Python! - Read all the reviews. As usual, about 90% of them are worthless, posted by trolls, know-nothings, and "me-too-ers"! First off, this J-P3C Comp II Speedloader DOES WORK with the New Colt Pyton introduced in 2020! Right out of the package it took me about 30 seconds to figure out how to load the loader, and then I read the instructions to verify my intuitive findings. The cartridges are inserted rim first with the loader chambers facing up. Then hold the cartridges in place as the loader is flipped upside down and placed on a hard surface such as a table top. Without applying pressure, wiggle the loader and cartridges around a bit to insure the rims are flat against the top (inside), then while stabilizing the loader body with one hand, use the thumb and forefinger of the other hand to press the knob down until it stops. Then rotate clockwise until you hear the click. The loader is now loaded. With New Colt Python cylinder open and revolver angled nose down, place the tips of the cartridges into the chambers and rotate the cylinder slightly as the front portion of the cartridges seat in place. YES the body of the loader will bear against the scallped portion of the New Colt Python's left grip panel, but slight rotation aligns the cut-out near the loader body's top edge in such a way as to remove contact. At this point, press the loader BODY straight down. Pressure from the ejector star will compress the loaders central stem causing it unlock and the cartridges will fall down into the chambers without issue. Anyone posting that these things don't work, or are too complicated to figure out is telling you all about who THEY are, but what they are NOT doing is giving you and honest review. Now, for my personal impressions: I like that they are compact, and I like the spring loaded mechanism and the direct push cartridge release. There is no doubt a person under stress is more likely to be able to ham-fit this thing into place and SHOVE, versus the added fine motor coordination of having to hold the cylinder still while rotating a release knob as on the HK versions. It takes some getting used to the cartridges only being about half way in the chambers when released, but after multiple loading sequences the system works extremely well. While the cartridges do move around a bit in the loader, they don't "rattle" at all like they do in HK loaders. Having said that, I have a long history with HK loaders, and they will exhibit the same minor "bind" as they are being introduced to the cylinder, but the cartridges go much further in, followed by a quick rotation of the knob and the rounds drop out cleanly! Either brand will get the job done, and in practised hands, either can be operated under stress.

## Features

- Fits: Dan Wesson .38 / .357; Smith & Wesson 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, K Frame 10, Taurus 66.669,689
- Injection-molded
- Medium-size knob for ease of locking closed

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001MYIWP8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #31,754 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #168 in Ammunition & Magazine Pouches |
| Brand Name | Safariland |
| Color | black |
| Country of Origin | Mexico |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (2,692) |
| Date First Available | December 4, 2008 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Included Components | Product |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1 x 2 x 2 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 7.28 x 4.8 x 0.67 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Safariland |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | Speedloader Comp II |
| Model Year | 2015 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 0.05 Kilograms |
| Part Number | J-K2C |
| Size | J-K2C: S&W K-Frame |
| Sport Type | Hunting |
| Style | Comp II |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Warranty Description | 2 Year Manufacturer |

## Images

![Speedloader - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51z2lEweFXS.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will this fit an EAA Windicator 357?**
A: I can confirm the J-K2C Comp II speed-loader works with the Windicator.

**Q: Will this fit on a colt detective?**
A: this will fit the colt king cobra (old). I have bought all the safariland speedloaders for most of my guns but could not find a fit to my colt king cobra until now. Even the j3p colt python ,trooper etc didn't fit.

**Q: Can you ship to melbourne Australia**
A: Yeah I can ship to Melbourne, Aussiland, mate. But it's gonna cost ya a shrimp on the barbie, lad.

**Q: I have an older taurus 38 special,full-frame 6 shot pistol made in brazil. it doesn't have a model # on it but the s/n is mc7478327. will this fit it?**
A: I have a Taurus model 66 l frame square butt made in Brasil and I use .38's all the time with this loader,  can't guarantee it but it should work fine.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fast and efficient
*by J***N on February 8, 2018*

Close to joining the 1-star crowd, I was about to give up on this Safariland Speedloader, but with so many giving it 4 or 5, I decided it might be me. I was me, except for one flaw and one impediment. Flaw. The push knob has a sharp rim, and it is a stiff, clockwise turn to lock cartridges in, so I sanded it down a bit, and it is much more comfortable to use. Impediment. Locking requires more strength than my arthritic hands like, but manageable. Should be no problem for healthy hands. Loading requires a firm push on the body to release cartridges, but when it clicks, cartridges easily fall into the chambers. Clearly no compromise on alignment with cylinder chambers. Diameter is less than any other speed loader I have seen. That makes it easier to line up and drop cartridges in the tight spaces encountered in many revolvers. After practicing with it for a while, I found out why it is so well-liked. For the price, perhaps any price, it can’t be beat. I just compared it to the two, other popular speed loaders, one 4x more expensive, and the Safariland was by far the fastest. Also, unlike other speed loaders I’ve tried, the Safariland makes it easy to unload as well. It IS NOT flimsy; it is molded plastic, feels firm, and appears to have the potential for 100s of reloads.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These DO Work for the New Colt Python!
*by O***2 on November 19, 2021*

Read all the reviews. As usual, about 90% of them are worthless, posted by trolls, know-nothings, and "me-too-ers"! First off, this J-P3C Comp II Speedloader DOES WORK with the New Colt Pyton introduced in 2020! Right out of the package it took me about 30 seconds to figure out how to load the loader, and then I read the instructions to verify my intuitive findings. The cartridges are inserted rim first with the loader chambers facing up. Then hold the cartridges in place as the loader is flipped upside down and placed on a hard surface such as a table top. Without applying pressure, wiggle the loader and cartridges around a bit to insure the rims are flat against the top (inside), then while stabilizing the loader body with one hand, use the thumb and forefinger of the other hand to press the knob down until it stops. Then rotate clockwise until you hear the click. The loader is now loaded. With New Colt Python cylinder open and revolver angled nose down, place the tips of the cartridges into the chambers and rotate the cylinder slightly as the front portion of the cartridges seat in place. YES the body of the loader will bear against the scallped portion of the New Colt Python's left grip panel, but slight rotation aligns the cut-out near the loader body's top edge in such a way as to remove contact. At this point, press the loader BODY straight down. Pressure from the ejector star will compress the loaders central stem causing it unlock and the cartridges will fall down into the chambers without issue. Anyone posting that these things don't work, or are too complicated to figure out is telling you all about who THEY are, but what they are NOT doing is giving you and honest review. Now, for my personal impressions: I like that they are compact, and I like the spring loaded mechanism and the direct push cartridge release. There is no doubt a person under stress is more likely to be able to ham-fit this thing into place and SHOVE, versus the added fine motor coordination of having to hold the cylinder still while rotating a release knob as on the HK versions. It takes some getting used to the cartridges only being about half way in the chambers when released, but after multiple loading sequences the system works extremely well. While the cartridges do move around a bit in the loader, they don't "rattle" at all like they do in HK loaders. Having said that, I have a long history with HK loaders, and they will exhibit the same minor "bind" as they are being introduced to the cylinder, but the cartridges go much further in, followed by a quick rotation of the knob and the rounds drop out cleanly! Either brand will get the job done, and in practised hands, either can be operated under stress.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ False advertising
*by B***D on October 20, 2022*

The listed description of the speed loader states the material is metal. Not so, it is plastic. The product is still functional, it does what it is designed to do. It is not expensive. Is it durable and will it pass the test of time? Too much plastic in this world. Oceans polluted with millions of tons of plastic, food and water packaged in plastic, plastic handguns and plastic people. I won't return this item. My other speed loaders are all metal. Maybe this might plastic will be ok for most shooters, But for me, I just want honesty when I buy a product, it's not so much to ask. I ended up returning this and ordered a metal speed loader, from HKS, on Amazon. I am not claiming the plastic one is inferior because I haven't used it. I want metal and I don't mind the additional weight. I have others from HKS and I am well satisfied with the quality.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Safariland J-K2C COMP II Speedloader black ,One Size
- BIANCHI Speed Strips, Nylon - Pair,Black

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*Last updated: 2026-02-18*