| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 2.95 x 2.09 x 1.14 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.01 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | revision cv |
| Manufacturer | revision cv |
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Only option and it's almost perfect
Specifically for the NAA Black Widow .22 magnumIt's almost perfect. I will keep it at five stars because my gripe was easily taken care of in seconds and that issue is lack of any grip on the plastic body.Went ahead and threw myself a turks head knot and exposed it in place BEING EXTREMELY COGNIZANT OF THE MECHANISM AS TO NOT RUING IT. should you? Idk I'm an engineer I do a lot of mods to everything I own.The rubber cap stands up as a retainer around my neck to keep my spare ammo right where I expect it every single time. I did make the knot inside the cap so I wouldn't stress out the cute little rubber tab which didn't feel usable.I really don't have any true complaints just mostly suggestions for a more reliable tool.Everything aside this speed loader as is, is the absolute best option for me and has absolutely become a part of my training. I don't think anyone would honestly believe how fast i can actually reload my NAA BA after solid practice. Forgot to mention the turks head knot provides enough grip without adding meat that I can fully manipulate my revolver while pinching the speed loader between any of my fingers. Run it dry, pull the pin, drop the cylinder, drop the empties, slam in my speed loader and GTG.
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Specifically for the NAA Black Widow .22 magnum
It's almost perfect. I will keep it at five stars because my gripe was easily taken care of in seconds and that issue is lack of any grip on the plastic body.
Went ahead and threw myself a turks head knot and exposed it in place BEING EXTREMELY COGNIZANT OF THE MECHANISM AS TO NOT RUING IT. should you? Idk I'm an engineer I do a lot of mods to everything I own.
The rubber cap stands up as a retainer around my neck to keep my spare ammo right where I expect it every single time. I did make the knot inside the cap so I wouldn't stress out the cute little rubber tab which didn't feel usable.
I really don't have any true complaints just mostly suggestions for a more reliable tool.
Everything aside this speed loader as is, is the absolute best option for me and has absolutely become a part of my training. I don't think anyone would honestly believe how fast i can actually reload my NAA BA after solid practice. Forgot to mention the turks head knot provides enough grip without adding meat that I can fully manipulate my revolver while pinching the speed loader between any of my fingers. Run it dry, pull the pin, drop the cylinder, drop the empties, slam in my speed loader and GTG.
It's almost perfect. I will keep it at five stars because my gripe was easily taken care of in seconds and that issue is lack of any grip on the plastic body.
Went ahead and threw myself a turks head knot and exposed it in place BEING EXTREMELY COGNIZANT OF THE MECHANISM AS TO NOT RUING IT. should you? Idk I'm an engineer I do a lot of mods to everything I own.
The rubber cap stands up as a retainer around my neck to keep my spare ammo right where I expect it every single time. I did make the knot inside the cap so I wouldn't stress out the cute little rubber tab which didn't feel usable.
I really don't have any true complaints just mostly suggestions for a more reliable tool.
Everything aside this speed loader as is, is the absolute best option for me and has absolutely become a part of my training. I don't think anyone would honestly believe how fast i can actually reload my NAA BA after solid practice. Forgot to mention the turks head knot provides enough grip without adding meat that I can fully manipulate my revolver while pinching the speed loader between any of my fingers. Run it dry, pull the pin, drop the cylinder, drop the empties, slam in my speed loader and GTG.
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