Spray painting speedloaders and other USPSA revolver preps

[Wheeler]

The ground surface in the shooting bays of every IDPA and USPSA club I've shot at (probably 8 or 9 in total) has always been a combination of gravel and dirt, with the occasional mulch to tame muddy spots. Hardly ever grass, except at one club. No leaves, pine needles, sticks, deadfall, or anything else.

Painting speedloaders seems like a waste of time. You'll more than likely be the only one using speedloaders so your risk of mixing your loaders with someone else's is basically zero. Finding them on gravel/dirt will also be extremely easy. All my pistol magazines are black (same color as pretty much all speedloaders) and I've never lost one yet.

I've had much less issues tracking down my speed loaders since I painted them, regardless of the color of the dirt.

[Alpha Sierra]

I've had much less issues tracking down my speed loaders since I painted them, regardless of the color of the dirt.

I'm sure it helps in some situations. It just hasn't ever been an issue for me.

[Lost River]

Orange has worked for me Brother.

[03RN]

Orange has worked for me Brother.

Looks good. Do the comp lll fit in the Safariland 3 speedloader carrier?

We'll see how it goes.

[Hambo]

For speedloader painters, what have you been spraying them with?

1-Krylon?
2-Plastic specific paint?
3-Whatever you found on the work bench?
4-Hambo, just STFU and paint your speedloaders.

[Lost River]

Looks good. Do the comp lll fit in the Safariland 3 speedloader carrier?

We'll see how it goes.

That I don't know.

My carriers are some pretty old leather basketweave jobs. Nothing highspeed, or competition oriented.

[Wheeler]

Orange has worked for me Brother.

Those would disappear here in Georgia...

[WDR]

Maybe you boys should just dummy cord those things to a belt loop or something...

[03RN]

Maybe you boys should just dummy cord those things to a belt loop or something...

I've seriously given it some thought

[rfd]

i use jetloaders for a smith 642 j-frame and they rocket in the rounds. it pays to have a spotter take note of where the loaders drop.