Two things - - -
1. The half-moon clip are somewhat easier to unload than the full moon ones. Has something to do with loading from inside the curve than from the outside.
2. I really LIKE the three-shot clips better than the six-shot type. If you are in the field a-hunting, you seldom shoot up all six rounds. And, if you've only fired a shot or two, it is easy to replace only one three-round clip. It is easier to carry the three-shot clips in pocket or pouch, if you are carrying concealed, than a six-shot type. A lot of people say they don't mind packing a speedloader in their pocket. A five-shot for a J frame, or even a six-shot for a K frame, is a good deal less bulky and weighs less than six .45 rounds.
ALSO - - The "demooner" tools shown above are really quite neat. I discovered long ago that an old, pitted, 1911 barrel is just right for the job. I was thinking of boring out the barrel to allow the spent cases to slide all the way through, when first I read about the tube tool with that same function. I decided to just leave this old barrel the way it was, as it performs the additional function of letting me use it as a guage for reloaded cartridges.
Best,
Johnny