No, I don't mean how to load cartridges in them, or load them into the revolver or eject them. I mean the in between stuff. Like, how do I get to the range and back without loosing them; and how do you carry them on your person awaiting your need to use them?
I just bought a 9mm SP101 2.25". I got it because the SP101 is the only Ruger model revolver I have not yet owned, because modern bullet construction and design has made me a 9mm fan, and because with ammo so expensive and in short supply I have more 9mm reloading components than any other cartridge. I also bought it because I really like the way this revolver looks and feels and shoots. And despite lots of negative internet stuff I have read about 9mm revolvers, my particular revolver is very accurate and hits to POA out to 15 yards, and not far off out to 25. I also like its trigger. It is very heavy, and not awesomely smooth yet, but it already is smoothing out from dry firing and live firing, and seeming to be less heavy the more I fire it; just exactly like every GP100 I have owned and I love a broken in GP100 trigger.
But dang it, I can't seem to find a handy place in my range bag, or my pockets to keep the moon clips, either empty or loaded and the cartridges don't seem to be all that secure in the clips to just stick the loaded clips into a jeans pocket.
I just bought a 9mm SP101 2.25". I got it because the SP101 is the only Ruger model revolver I have not yet owned, because modern bullet construction and design has made me a 9mm fan, and because with ammo so expensive and in short supply I have more 9mm reloading components than any other cartridge. I also bought it because I really like the way this revolver looks and feels and shoots. And despite lots of negative internet stuff I have read about 9mm revolvers, my particular revolver is very accurate and hits to POA out to 15 yards, and not far off out to 25. I also like its trigger. It is very heavy, and not awesomely smooth yet, but it already is smoothing out from dry firing and live firing, and seeming to be less heavy the more I fire it; just exactly like every GP100 I have owned and I love a broken in GP100 trigger.
But dang it, I can't seem to find a handy place in my range bag, or my pockets to keep the moon clips, either empty or loaded and the cartridges don't seem to be all that secure in the clips to just stick the loaded clips into a jeans pocket.