BP speed loader

[gotgcoalman]

This might be of intrest to some of u guys.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkkThYWJpRE

 

[BHP FAN]

oh,that IS clever.

 

[arcticap]

In his other video, you can actually see the powder dropping.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHIlCXiI6k4&feature=related


That's a fast loading system. Where is it sold?

 

[Tomahawk674]

That is really cool, but I don't think I shoot so much and so often that I would need one. My girlfriend is my revolver loading partner

However, for cowboy action shooting that would be great. Is it for sale somewhere?

 

[AbitNutz]

It is cool but I usually use a loading stand and bullets, not round balls, so there wouldn't be that much of an advantage to me. I also use Pyrodex Pellets now and then and have always gotten good results....and just dropping a pellet is extremely fast...but not cheap.

 

[wittzo]

I like the powder dropper; the lube syringe is a neat idea. However..you can get syringes with curved tips at medical supply houses or feed stores to deliver crisco or whatever goop you want to squirt in there.

I don't know what's special about their capper. Like a lot of folks here, I can't get #10 caps locally, so I make do with #11 caps and squeeze them before I snug them on the pistol, I can't use a capper unless I get a set of #11 nipples..

 

[4v50 Gary]

Undeniably quick, it has the same hazards as pouring from a flask. Kudos to him for inventing it.

 

[scrat]

I want one. WOW that is so cool.

 

[Pulp]

Looks like it might be a powder measure from a Dillon or some other reloader. I'm beginning to wonder if my Lee Perfect Powder measure might be adaptable to this.

 

[GENTLEMAN OF THE CHARCOAL]

Pretty nice looking, but I got caught up with him firing. The charges seemed awfully weak to me. What was that, a .36?....

 

[dwave]

That was a Ruger Old Army, so it would have been a .45 cal. Probably was weak compared to what it could do.

 

[GENTLEMAN OF THE CHARCOAL]

More than likely Dwave..I didn't notice it was a Ruger. I just noticed right away that it wasn't a Walker '47 or Remington '58 or Colt '49, so I just glanced at the buck and jump for a couple of seconds....