Landgroove
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These are the tools I use. The mooner comes with a variety of arbors for the center, to accept 9mm moons. The loops on the end can be used as demooners as well, but the tube gizmo works better. I use it over a catch box, and just let the empties fall through....mine is open on the end. I've a 9 and .45 tube.If youre going to load/unload a lot of clips at a shot, its worth getting the tools for that. Your fingers will thank you.
I use these for mine.
The tube type unloader makes is fast and easy to pop them out, and will hold the full clip of empties in the tube, so you don't have to do it one at a time. Just slip the case in and twist and on to the next until its empty.
Are those halfmoons? For 9s? Wow, that's something different.TK Custom are my EDC
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Half moons are for .45 ACP. Revolver is a 325PD.Are those halfmoons? For 9s? Wow, that's something different.
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Sorry, misread the headstamps.Half moons are for .45 ACP. Revolver is a 325PD.
As I read it, it seems it is supposed to be just the opposite.That sounds about right. Mine wont fit over the ratchet and seat on my 625. They seem to work fine with my 1917.
I would have thought they would have addressed that once they figured it out. Guess its easier to let you do it.
I've primarily used either TK Customs or Revolver Shop moon clips in my 625 and 1917.
I tried some of the plastic clips that sorta look like the split clips in your pic, but for some reason, they didn't want to work/fully seat with my 625. For the most part, they seemed to work OK with my 1917.
The plastic clips don't need a tool to load/unload, but they also are a bit flimsy and seem like they would lose rounds if handled roughly.