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Question: Will it work with Charter Arms 38 5 shot "Undercover" (I'm not worried about grip clearance, just correct diameter of the five cylinder holes)?
Document: I got this speedloader  for my Charter Arms 38 &#34;undercover&#34; (which I love) and I had to use a dremmel tool to cut a scallop in the grip; quick easy project. The sppedloader works excellent now. Lines up perfectly with the five chambers in the cylinder. I'm buying another!
This HKS Revolver Speedloader works well on the Charter Arms Undercover and "Pink Lady" 5-shot .38Spl models. These are reasonably well made and significantly speed up the realoading process with just a little bit of practice.
It's ok but it does not fit my charter arms 38 undercover, it is supposed to but it's off I do not have custom grips or anything like that it rubs on e standard wood grip
no problem loading my charter arms 38 sp off duty with small grips from charter arms. easily makes my 5 shot into a 10 shot.
This item on amazon is for a:  HKS Speedloader, model 36-A. The packaging says it fits 5 shot, .38 Special, S&W; models 36, 37, 38, 40, 42, 49, 60 // Charter Arms // Taurus 85.
Revolvers are making a comeback. This fits a five shot Charter Arms .357 Mag Pug ported. Purchase two and feel confident you'll have the rounds you need when or if needed.
For my S&W 38 Special 5-shot, it took some practice getting the ammo to drop correctly. I hope I never have to use it in self-defense as I'm not confident at this time re-loading may not go off without a glitch under high stress. I found if you just put the tips of the ammo in the cylinder and turn the knob, it drops fine. If you try to place it flush on the cylinder, the ammo jams tightly.
The speedloader is perfect. Cartridges fit perfect and the center twist lock hold the cartridges in place. My Charter Arms Pink Lady 38 opens a little close to the frame of the weapon, so this arrangement crowds the speedloader to allow the cartridges to slip out of the speedloader and fall in to place with out having to shake it around a little bit. I was warned about this problem on this application, so I'm not upset.
I have a s&w 638 in .38 and this does not work well with it at all. The product itself holds the rounds firmly in place. However the diameter of the speed loader is to large to work with the J frame. The cylinder is too close to the frame and the speed loader hits the frame and grip causeing the bullets to enter the cylinder at a angle. So when you release the bullets you have to shake the speed loader and jimmy it for the bullets to fall in.
Bought this for a new Rossi five shot revolver. The grip is kinda fat so you have to practice to get the rounds to slide into the cylinder without getting stuck. That's a grip problem, not a speed loader problem.
Answer: yes