Dan Wesson & S&W 327 TRR8 Speedloader, .177 Cal BB Revolver Shells, 6 Shells

Everything! This works great! It is compatible with the Crosman, Dan Wesson and Black Ops 357 replicas.

Nothing with the design except maybe to offer it made out of metal. It works fine as it is though.

Make sure you get this if you buy the Revolvers!

They are great,best investment i made, saves time,would recommend this to others.

I love this speedloader, It makes loading the gun so easy.

Make it a little smaller.

A great tool to have for loading the gun

This speedloader works out OK for my Crosman SNR357. However, I found this is of no advantage at the range. Loading this is no faster than directly loading the shells into the revolver. However, in situations where reloading speed is critical, using this is much faster.

The trip to release the shells is cumbersome.

These speed loaders are great!!! They ,make loading so easy. I love them!!!

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I like The easiness of the cylinder. Its a nice Loading six shells at one time

Fit perfect in UX357,Black ops terminator and SR Crosman.revolvers

Nothing

Well made and easy to use

With the Dan Wesson 6" revolver I have the cylinder doesn't swing out quite far enough making it a tight fit. Don't know if they should change the loaded or the gun but other than that they work very wrll.

The thing does what it should, which is to load six rounds quickly.

Hmmm... only thing I can think of is to make the thing a bit more 'sensitive' to releasing the shells, but this is NOTHING different than the real ones I have used. Oh, and come down on the price, or have an occational 'BUY TWO GET ONE FREE'. Hell, I'd buy TEN MORE, getting me five extra. I'm just sayin, Josh! IF too hard to handle, how 'bout buy three get one free? I'd still buy ten to fifteen.

Yeah_ get SEVERAL because once you start, you won't want to load any other way. And with the six shells in the loader, it is SO easy to just press the tips into a bunch of BBs poured into a shallow container. Just make sure to 'seat' the BBs into the tips with your finger.

I like the concept a lot.

The loader is poorly engineered. The plastic is a candidate to break or wear over time. The click-lock feature is solid, but The cartridge release point is hit or miss. Maybe it takes practice. At this point hand loading is just as fast as using this item. The clearance with the safety is the issue, although it does release the cartridges properly sometimes. It would be a nice item if it was made of aluminum and had a positive, dependable release point.

I'd try the one that comes with the gun first. Then get a backup if you like it. More cartridges by themselves would have been a smarter purchase for me.