Bianchi Speed Strips 12-Pack for .38/.357 Caliber Revolvers

The Bianchi Speed Strips 12-Pack for .38/.357 caliber revolvers offers a lightweight, compact reload solution that fits where a traditional speedloader won't. Each strip holds six rounds and loads two at a time, giving you a practical middle ground between carrying loose ammunition and bulk speedloaders. This twelve-pack bundle is ideal for shooters who want backup reloads for range days, competition, or everyday carry without the bulk—and dealers who stock revolvers will appreciate having a ready-made retail display pack on hand.

Speed strips work best for shooters who've mastered the technique and understand their limitations. Unlike speedloaders, they're thinner and easier to pocket, but they require a bit more hand coordination to load efficiently. If you run a .38 Special or .357 Magnum revolver and already know speedloaders work for your style, speed strips make an excellent secondary reload method. They're also a smart choice for backup carry when you want maximum discretion and minimum weight.

Built by Bianchi, a name synonymous with quality leather and gear for law enforcement and civilian shooters, these strips are made to last through years of range use and carry. The dozen-pack format works equally well for personal stockpiling or restocking your shop shelves.

Key Features

• Holds 6 rounds of .38/.357 caliber ammunition
• Loads two rounds at a time for controlled, two-handed reloads
• Slim, lightweight design—significantly more compact than traditional speedloaders
• 12-pack bundle ready for retail display or personal use
• Durable construction from Bianchi

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber revolver do these speed strips fit?

These strips are designed for .38 Special and .357 Magnum revolvers. They will not fit .44/.45 or other calibers.

How many rounds do speed strips hold compared to speedloaders?

Each Bianchi Speed Strip holds 6 rounds, the same capacity as most traditional speedloaders. The main difference is how you load them—speed strips load two at a time, whereas speedloaders typically load all six simultaneously.

Why would I choose speed strips over a speedloader?

Speed strips are much slimmer and lighter, making them ideal for pocket carry or when you want minimal bulk. They're also less expensive. The trade-off is that loading is slower and requires more hand coordination. Many revolver shooters carry both: a speedloader on the belt for quick tactical reloads and speed strips in a pocket as backup.

What does the 12-pack include?

You receive twelve individual speed strips, each holding six rounds. This is a wholesale-friendly display pack format.