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Thank you. The 638 is my favorite J-frame.

We are looking now at the 6-shot 686 and GP100. The 7 round versions will need to wait a bit longer.

I reckon they don't believe that the L-frames S&W sells, e.i., 686+, 686 Pro, 686 3-5-7 series, 686 Deluxe, and 586 L Comp, which are all 7 rounders, are good sellers or very popular.

@@PassportKing4eva If we get enough information from Smith & Wesson, Ruger, Taurus, on how many 7-shot L-frames are in use vs. the more popular 6-shot version, we can make the investment decision. We will start with a 6-shot because of information already provided from these manufacturers.

@@zeta6 Understandable

Our SafeSnap is captured by the revolver cylinder. For a semi-auto pistol, wouldn't weighted snap caps work best?

@zeta6 I found that most of the snap caps on the market seem to break around the rim that holds them in place. I was just hopeful that you're all plastic design may someday have a semi-auto equivalent

We are looking at that.

Why nothing for the 7 shot L frame and Ruger GP100????

@@PassportLife We are working on our Clip style speedloader for the 6-shot L-frame and GP100. The 7-shots are not nearly as popular. Our molds cost several thousand dollars, so we might not sell enough to pay for the mold.

Thank you for reminding us about this feature! This was not an intended design feature, but a UA-cam creator demonstrated a year or more ago that J-CLIP, J-PAK, K-CLIP, and K-PAK can all be used to top off a revolver. I promise we will get this into a future video!

We hope to make a CLIP product for the 6-shot S&W L-frame and 6-shot GP100. We are in the process of gathering information needed for sales forecasting.

Thank you!

Thanks for the compliment! We try!

We agree! Thank you!

Thanks 👍

Yes. The Zeta6 strips are the slowest to reload, similar to Safariland strips because they load two rounds at a time. For faster reloading, we recommend the J-CLIP, K-CLIP (loads all at once), or for more concealability, the J-PAK and K-PAK (loads three at a time). Thank you for your comment!

We would love to! But molds cost thousands of dollars, so without information or help from Taurus, we cannot potential sales of this product. We are working on a relationship now.

We really want to, but cannot until we can talk Ruger us about this firearm and how many are out there. If you know anyone at Ruger, please let them know this. They have never replied to our inquiries.

We should have released the Products Overview video a year ago. It clears up a lot.

Awesome! Thanks for your compliment on the Intro video. I wish I was better at making these.

@@zeta6 I think you did a great job of explaining your product you sold me I'm calling Monday to order some!

There are several speedloader models we would like to make, but don't know if we would sell enough to pay for the molds. J-frame, and K-frame revolvers are so numerous that there was little risk making these speedloaders. We did not make a Ruger LCR speedloader (J-CLIP-R) until we learned how many Ruger LCR's in 38SP/357 Magnum had been sold in the US. With cooperation from revolver manufacturers like S&W, Ruger, Colt, and Taurus, we can make good business decisions regarding which products to make.

Some are made in the US and some in Shenzhen, CN. All are engineering and patented here in the US.

Thanks much for your compliment! My order of preference is similar. 1. CLIPs in jacket pocket and nested PAKs in pants pocket. 2. SYM-STRIPs with tabs cut off in shirt pocket or other flat area like jacket sleeve pocket.

Thank you for the compliment! Now that it's winter, I can carry two J-CLIPs in each of my jacket pockets.

Sorry for this late reply - I just notice that I did not answer you. The snaps caps are from All American Snap Caps. They had a website that isn't working now. Here is their eBay store: www.ebay.com/str/snapcapemporium?_trksid=p2047675.l2563

@@zeta6 Thank you.

We did not consider this because of the similarity with the J-PAK and K-PAK products, which each load 3-rounds at a time. The STRIPs are slowest, but most concealable. The CLIPs are fastest, but least concealable. The PAKs are in the middle. A great comment! Thank you!

Working on that. Looking for distributors - Hoping that Taurus can help us out!

If you are referring to K-PAK, it does favor left-hand loading, but both RH and LH loading work fine. When loading with your right hand, load the bottom three rounds first. It take practice, but since this type of speedloader is very new, you will need to practice anyway. Right-handed LEO's are trained to transition their revolver to their non-dominant, left hand and then reload with their dominant right hand. A small percentage of revolver users were ever LEOs and don't have this training. We found that more than 80% of our customers do not transition their revolver to the left hand. Thanks for commenting Steve!

That's how I was trained also.

Quick to send. Thank you! Awesome products!

I'm left handed and carry a 640 sometimes. I'll mirror your comment.

Yes, J-CLIP and J-PAK will fit the S&W airweight J-frames perfectly.

J-CLIP is not recommended for use with ammunition that doesn't have a conical tip protruding from the casing. This includes the Federal HST and full wadcutters. You can load your 605 Poly Protector with Federal HST, but since there is no conical tip, it will be slower to align with the cylinder chambers.

I am glad you like them. I keep two J-PAKs nested together in my off pants pocket and J-CLIPs in my car and jacket pocket.

But which shotgun?

@@zeta6 for me I was thinking of a 12 gauge pump but I am not sure it’s practical. I could see how it might speed up a single or double barrel with an ejector. 410 / 45 long colt Judge would be nice but how practical is it? Even though my inventions are quite different than a speed strip I respect the process of invention.

We considered the Judge, Public Defender, and Governor. The .410 cartridges are too heavy for them to align properly.

You will not be disappointed!

Do it! They're very well priced!

Glad you like it!