Tall blade sights question.

[Chuck Dye]

Well, actually, today it is a clip not a magazine.

As I understand it, there are a lot of single action .45 ACP revolver shooters and a few double action revolver shooters (a S&W 610 owner I used to shoot with,) who use 1911 magazines as clips.  The 610 shooter uses Glock clips.

[vaskidmark]

Skid--

So that works even for CCW? The speedymoonmags don't work themselves loose from those slots as you walk about and sit and stand and such.

I looked at other versions and the type with the post in the spring-like container looks good as it holds the rounds tight and offers a bit of protection. Though it does stick out a bit more.

The Blade-Tech thingy holds very securely - to the point that I do not use polymer moon clips as the round may tear out as the clip is withdrawn.  While I rarely CC my 625 the clip holderr can be covered "fairly" easily - it does stick out a bit more than a gagazine.

I also use these http://www.dillonprecision.com/content/p/9/pid/25113/catid/30/Moon_Clips_D__6_Shot_Moon_Clip_Holder__2_ea__ which were originally designed for competition.  The North Mountain item looks good - I probably will invest.

stay safe.

[roo_ster]

http://www.dillonprecision.com/content/p/9/pid/25534/catid/24/CCW_Moon_Clip_Loading__Unloading_Tool__45ACP

This is the moon clip tool I bought.  Works great and loads them very fast.  I am curious if any of you use something different.

I use a 1/2" x 18" length of copper pie with half the diameter off one end cut back a quarter inch.  Insert over empty case & twist.  You can collect all 6 .45ACP cases inside the pipe and then dump wherever.