Description
The Safariland Comp II is a speedloader built for revolver shooters who need a reliable, repeatable reload under pressure — whether on the competition line or carrying a K-frame as a working gun. It holds six rounds in a fixed arrangement that aligns directly with the cylinder, so there is no fumbling to orient cartridges during the load. The release mechanism uses a knob that locks the rounds in place until you press it against the ejector star, at which point all six drop simultaneously. That one-motion release is what separates this design from twist-knob loaders, where a separate rotation step adds time and a potential fumble point under stress.
The knob is injection-molded and sized to hit a middle ground between too small to grip cleanly and large enough to snag on a pocket or pouch. The loader is built around a steel internal structure, which keeps the cartridge alignment consistent over repeated load cycles rather than allowing the kind of flex that can cause rounds to bind against the charge holes. Compatibility covers a specific cylinder geometry, so it fits S&W K-frame revolvers along with Dan Wesson and several Taurus models in the same frame class — the specification table below lists the chambering this loader is rated for. The finish is Black throughout, with no other color option offered for this variant.





