Safariland COMP-2 Revolver Speedloader for Dan Wesson, S&W, Taurus 38 Special/357 Magnum Models
Safariland
The Safariland COMP-1 revolver speedloader is built for shooters who carry Charter Arms or Smith & Wesson 5-shot .38 Special revolvers and want a practical reload solution. Injection-molded for durability and designed with concealment in mind, the COMP-1 features a compact knob profile that minimizes bulk—critical if you're running a snub-nose as a backup or primary defensive carry. Unlike bulkier loaders, this design doesn't print under a cover garment or crowd your hand when you're working the mechanism.
If you run revolver drills regularly or just want to avoid fumbling loose rounds on the line, a speedloader transforms reloading from awkward to fast. The COMP-1's small-frame geometry is engineered for the exact cylinder dimensions of Charter and S&W 5-shot .38 Specials, so indexing and release are reliable when you need them. The black polymer construction is lightweight, durable, and won't rust or require maintenance.
One thing to know: depending on your revolver's grips, you may need to swap them to ensure the loader clears during insertion and removal. This is common with speedloaders and small revolvers—a quick test with your carry setup will tell you if you need slim grips. If you're serious about running your .38 in practice or competition, or if carry reload speed matters to you, the COMP-1 is a no-nonsense choice.
| Brand | Safariland |
| Model | COMP-1 |
| Compatibility | Charter Arms 5-shot .38 Special; Smith & Wesson 5-shot .38 Special |
| Material | Black polymer (injection-molded) |
The COMP-1 is engineered for Charter Arms and Smith & Wesson 5-shot .38 Special revolvers. Because speedloaders are cylinder-specific, ensure you match the exact frame size and shot count—this loader is for 5-shot .38 Specials only, not full-frame revolvers or other calibers.
The COMP-1's small knob is designed for minimal profile and concealment carry. However, holster fit depends on your specific rig. Test the loader with your holster before relying on it for everyday carry to confirm it seats properly and doesn't catch or print.
Depending on your revolver's current grips, you may need to switch to slimmer aftermarket grips to ensure the loader has adequate clearance during insertion and removal. Check fit before carry or competition use.