Description
The Safariland COMP II is a competition-oriented speedloader built for revolver shooters who need to get rounds back into the cylinder quickly and without fumbling. It suits anyone running a Smith & Wesson L-Frame or a Ruger GP100 in timed drills, matches, or serious range practice — situations where the mechanical simplicity of a revolver is an asset but slow reloads are not.
The push-loading mechanism is the defining feature here. Rather than requiring a twist or a separate release step, you seat the loader against the cylinder and press down. The rounds drop free simultaneously, which keeps the reload motion short and consistent once it becomes muscle memory. That simplicity also means fewer parts that can bind or wear at an inconvenient moment.
The body is injection-molded polymer, which keeps weight low enough that carrying a couple of these on a belt or in a range bag adds almost nothing. The material also tolerates the handling abuse that comes with repetitive loading drills without cracking or distorting at the nose where the rounds are retained.
Fit is specific: the loader is dimensioned for six-round L-Frame and GP100 cylinders chambered in .357 Magnum. Because cylinder geometry varies across frame sizes and manufacturers, using a loader designed for this exact platform means the rounds index cleanly every time rather than requiring you to coax them into alignment under pressure.





