Looking for a way to save time at the range? We have the solution! The L7-357/38 range block features 8 spots of 7 rounds each giving you 56 shots before having to reload. Each block is precision machined to ensure fitment for the models listed below.
Compatibility:
- Smith & Wesson: 686 & 386 Night Guard
- Taurus: 617, 817, 627, 827, 692, & 66
- Ruger: GP100
Easy-to-Use Instructions:
- Fill the block with the ammo of your choice
- Turn post of speed loader Counter-clockwise releasing the key
- Place speed loader over the rounds
- Turn post clockwise to lock on the rim of the casing
- Place rounds into the firearm cylinder
- Turn post counter-clockwise to release rounds into your cylinder
Product Highlights:
- Proudly crafted in the U.S.A.
- Precision CNC machining ensures a perfect fit for listed models.
- Machined from robust billet aluminum.
- Works with 5 Star Firearms Speedloaders.
- 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
Product Specifications:
- Material: Billet Aluminum
- Caliber: .357/.38
- Capacity: 7 rounds
- Block Capacity: 56 rounds
- Block Dimensions (L x W x H): 7 x 3.5 x .75
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L7-357/38 RANGE BLOCK
Good range block, works and looks great. Also works with 9 mm
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These are the best range blocks
I have 8 range blocks in 5 different 38/357 configurations and a 44/44 magnum. I love them all. They fit perfectly in a Romanoff pencil box with a little left over space for a couple of loaders and two rows of 10 extra rounds. And of course I use different color pencil boxes for different calibers or different configurations ie 5 shot, 6 shot, 7 sot and 8 shot. (yes I have serious OCPD) I have had a couple of these blocks for 8 years and they look like new. My only disappointment came when I started shooting precision LWC rounds -- they sit so low in the block that the loader cannot grab them. There are probably not enough shooters using LWC's to justify making a new class of blocks that will work. The workaround is to buy a bag of 8-32 by 9/16ths end caps and glue them into the cartridge slots. Works perfectly and then you end up with a dedicated LWC range block.
