Anyone know if they make one of these for the Ruger SP101?  If so, do you know the model #?

Their website doesn't list one, but I'm wondering if one of the ones shown will work.

Safariland

I don't think so, all the ones listed are for six shot revolvers.  I had a SP-101, and had a HKS speedloader for it (#36A?), but it bound up on the grips.  I would recommend a Bianchi speed strip.  If you are not farmiliar with the speed strip, it is a rubber strip that holds 6 cartriges in line.  You put 2 rounds in the cylinder at a time, and peel the strip away.  With practice, they work pretty well, plus they carry well in a pocket.  I think they are like $6 for two strips.  Hope this helps.

I have speed strips for my S&W, the Safariland was for a coworker's Ruger.  I guess I'll have to get him some speed strips, thanks.

I have a comp 1 - the smallest size/knob.  I can't find this model on the link, but on the top of the loader is the following - in one section it has J.F.S.  In another part it has CH7.

I would presume the J.F.S. is "J frame Smith"; so the model I'm guessing is the CH7.

This works in my SP101 just fine. It will fit if you have the original style grip on the revolver (it has a cut out that allows the speedloader to clear the grip, althought there is not alot of leeway when the speedloader/cartridges are engaged into the cylinder)


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