GVN Off-Duty Concealed Double Speedloader Belt Pouch Case Universal Fits 22 Mag Thru 44 Mag

I have a Taurus model 66 357 Magnum 7 round revolver, 6" barrel. My speedloaders fit, kinda, but just barely. The velcro flaps JUST BARELY have enough bite to hold closed. I suspect if you are using a loader with a 5 or 6 round cylinder you will be fine, I guess depending on the caliber. My 7 round loader HKS 587 is about 2 3/8 inches in length(loaded) and about 5" in circumference. Two pictures attached showing one of my loaders and I'm pointing at the closing flap and how snug it is. Maybe it will stretch some but for the money its ok. Hope this helps.UPdate 08/26/2020...These dont work well with 6 round loader for a Taurus 856 38 special. They are just not deep enough and any pouch that has a "V" shape at the bottom is obviously not the shape of 5 or 6 rounds at the bullet end. You really need a pouch that has a bottom and not just "bunched" into a V shape. As you can see by the pictures, the flaps just barely have enough bite. I dont know, maybe a five round revolver or loaders for smaller calibers will work if you need really cheap loader pouches. And believe me, these are really cheap, worth just about what they are asking for them.

I cannot recommend this product. The webbing is of a cheap, flimsy quality. The hook-and-loop fasteners do not latch securely. The pouches are advertised for sizes up to .44, but will not accommodate six rounds of .44 in an HKS speed loader and allow you to close the flap properly. It's made in china (country of origin not given in the product description), and is just a low-quality knock-off.

Pros: Lightweight, quick velcro pull, fits .38 speedloader wellCons: Could have used a denser backingBought this during a hurricane as a JIC accessory since the storms seem to bring out the best in people. I've since upgraded to a CZ 9mm handgun, so I don't get to use this as much as I would like to. I did notice that when there's a speedloader in the pockets it does feel a bit flimsy, this could be modified with a sturdier backing, possibly inserting an elastic plastic or making the fabric thicker.

I got these for pellet gun magazines which they work perfectly for - these are supposed to hold a 44 mag speed loader of 6 rounds - no way you could get any caliber of revolver speed loaders in this.I would go so far as to say I doubt if you could fit four .44 mag shells in these loose ( probably 3 would fit into it).

Perfect for my 5 shot 357 magnum.

I purchased these to hold Ruger 10/22 rotary magazines and they do a good job. The fit is a bit snug but fully functional. They would also be fine for their original purpose of holding revolver speedloaders too.

So far, so good. Been part of my EDC gear since I switched over to a .38 J frame. It has presented no problems. The flaps have stayed closed, Access to my speed loaders has not been an issue, it has not been obtrusive, it has not hung up, or caught on anything, it has not poked or prodded me.

Like most of the pouches available, these taper down at the bottom. I think the max capacity that would still allow the velcro strap to close would be a reloader + bullet height of 2.75".My concern when purchasing was whether the pouches would close with Speedbeez reloaders since they have a higher profile when loaded than the HKS or 5 Star reloaders. Fit was fine and pouch closed with .22 LR ammo in the Speedbeez. To the range we go...