Safariland CD-2 Speedloader Holder, Metal, Clip-On, Medium Frame Revolvers
$26.53
Safariland CD-2 Speedloader Holder, Metal, Clip-On, Medium Frame Revolvers on sale and available from our online store. OpticsPlanet, Inc is an Authorized US Distributor for Safariland Ammunition Pouches. Features of Safariland Speedloader Holder, Metal, Clip-On, Medium Frame Revolvers CD-2: Strong, epoxy-coated steel clips Lined with a vinyl pad insert to ensure loader stability CD-2 clips firmly onto any belt up to 2″ wide Available in Epoxy finish Other Safari Land Speedloaders products Back to the Safari-Land Duty Gear section Specifications for Safariland CD-2 Speedloader Holder, Metal, Clip-On, Medium Frame Revolvers: Manufacturer: Safariland Color: Black Fabric/Material: Steel Finish: Smooth Package Contents: Safariland CD-2 Speedloader Holder, Metal, Clip-On, Medium Frame Revolvers We offer complete line of Safariland Ammunition Pouches. For our complete selection of products by Safariland on sale please visit our Safariland page. For more Speedloader Pouches please visit our Speedloader Pouches store section.
Legacy Reviewer –
Excellent productPros: Quick and easy to use. Attaches to belt easilyCons: N/A
Legacy Reviewer –
will buy more
Legacy Reviewer –
Securely holds speedloaders, and its easy to remove the speedloaders when needed.Pros: Well madeCons: None
KNO3CS –
A very simple but elegantly designed spring clip that just works. Nothing fancy, just exactly what is needed. I would buy another one. It might not be secure enough for some. Not as secure as a pouch type.
CJ –
I bought 2 of these for a J Frame revolver. I use the HKS speedloader for the J Frame and they fit securely in the holder. The metal frame uses tension to hold the speedloader in place. It fits securely on most belts and conceals easily. With 2 of these on your belt you have just as many, if not more than most semi autos.Pros: Fits most belts
SLM –
These are an excellent method for carrying any speedloader, be it Safariland's comp series or HKS's medium and large speedloaders. I've been using them since the 1980's for both duty (until the change to semiauto service pistols) and off-duty (continuously, since the 1980's). An excellent low profile way to carry spare ammo for those who EDC/CC revolvers.