Safariland COMP-2 Revolver Speedloader for Dan Wesson, S&W, Taurus 38 Special/357 Magnum Models
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The HKS 32K speedloader is a revolver reload tool built for shooters who want to cut cylinder-loading time on the range, at matches, or in training. If you own a Smith & Wesson K-frame revolver, a Taurus Model 76, or a Taurus Model 761, this loader holds all six rounds in precise alignment and drops them into your cylinder with a simple twist of the knob—no fumbling with individual cartridges. It's a straightforward efficiency gain for anyone serious about revolver practice or competition.
Built around the HKS principle of spring-loaded metal points that cradle each cartridge until release, the 32K is a workhorse loader that's been trusted by revolver shooters for decades. The black finish is durable and low-profile. Load six rounds into the loader, insert it into the cylinder aligned with the chambers, twist the knob to release, and you're ready to fire. For dedicated revolver shooters who load and shoot repeatedly, the time savings adds up—especially over a long training session or match day.
Revolver speedloaders live or die on fit and reliability. The HKS 32K is spec'd to work with the firearms listed above, so compatibility is straightforward: confirm your revolver's frame size and model before ordering, and you'll get a loader that functions as designed. Carry it in a pouch on your range bag or belt, and you'll wonder how you ever shot without one.
| Brand | HKS |
| Model | 32K |
| Compatibility | Smith & Wesson K-frame revolvers, Taurus Model 76, Taurus Model 761 |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Finish | Black |
Yes. The 32K is engineered for S&W K-frame revolvers, which includes models like the K-38, K-22, and other standard K-frame chamberings. Confirm your revolver's frame size before ordering.
The HKS 32K is compatible with the Taurus Model 76 and Taurus Model 761.
Load six cartridges into the HKS 32K with the metal points holding each round in place. Insert the loaded speedloader into your revolver's open cylinder, align it with the chambers, then turn the knob. The cartridges release into the cylinder chambers.
Yes. Revolver speedloaders are widely used on the range, in training scenarios, and at competition matches to reduce reload time between stages and strings of fire.