Systems and methods for loading a firearm. For example, some embodiments may include a device comprising a body defining a first segment, a second segment, and a third segment; a first pivot point engaged between the first segment and the second segment; and a second pivot point engaged between the second segment and the third segment. Each segment may comprise at least one receptacle capable of accepting a round for use in a firearm. A retainer may be in mechanical communication with each receptacle. The first segment, the second segment, and the third segment may be configured to change between an open configuration and a closed configuration. The receptacles may be configured to align and interface with the chambers of a cylinder of a firearm if the device is in the closed configuration.

Systems and methods for loading a firearm. For example, some embodiments may include a device comprising a body defining a first segment, a second segment, and a third segment; a first pivot point engaged between the first segment and the second segment; and a second pivot point engaged between the second segment and the third segment. Each segment may comprise at least one receptacle capable of accepting a round for use in a firearm. A retainer may be in mechanical communication with each receptacle. The first segment, the second segment, and the third segment may be configured to change between an open configuration and a closed configuration. The receptacles may be configured to align and interface with the chambers of a cylinder of a firearm if the device is in the closed configuration.

A speed-loading device for loading the multi-chamber firearm, such as a revolver, by placing the axial centerlines of the cartridges over the centerlines of the chambers in the revolver's cylinder, pulling the fingertab away; thus, rapturing the tear-off portion of the first bracket and releasing the first cartridge into the firearm. By continuously pulling the tab, the sidewalls of the second and then all remaining brackets are getting pulled further apart, their openings widen and the cartridges slide off their brackets and free-fall into their respective chambers.

A speed-loading device for loading the multi-chamber firearm, such as a revolver, by placing the axial centerlines of the cartridges over the centerlines of the chambers in the revolver's cylinder, pulling the fingertab away; thus, rapturing the tear-off portion of the first bracket and releasing the first cartridge into the firearm. By continuously pulling the tab, the sidewalls of the second and then all remaining brackets are getting pulled further apart, their openings widen and the cartridges slide off their brackets and free-fall into their respective chambers.

Systems and methods for loading a firearm. For example, some embodiments may include a device comprising a body defining a first segment, a second segment, and a third segment; a first pivot point engaged between the first segment and the second segment; and a second pivot point engaged between the second segment and the third segment. Each segment may comprise at least one receptacle capable of accepting a round for use in a firearm. A retainer may be in mechanical communication with each receptacle. The first segment, the second segment, and the third segment may be configured to change between an open configuration and a closed configuration. The receptacles may be configured to align and interface with the chambers of a cylinder of a firearm if the device is in the closed configuration.

Systems and methods for loading a firearm. For example, some embodiments may include a device comprising a body defining a first segment, a second segment, and a third segment; a first pivot point engaged between the first segment and the second segment; and a second pivot point engaged between the second segment and the third segment. Each segment may comprise at least one receptacle capable of accepting a round for use in a firearm. A retainer may be in mechanical communication with each receptacle. The first segment, the second segment, and the third segment may be configured to change between an open configuration and a closed configuration. The receptacles may be configured to align and interface with the chambers of a cylinder of a firearm if the device is in the closed configuration.

A speed loading device and method of loading are provided. The device includes a main body with a first end, a second end, and a plurality of passages extending from the first end to the second end. Each passage receives a cartridge. The device includes a button movable relative to the main body and positioned proximate the first end of the main body. The device also includes a shaft connected to the button and positioned within the main body. The device includes a rotating disk having a plurality of radially extending arms. The rotating disk is positioned proximate to the second end of the main body.

A speed loading device and method of loading are provided. The device includes a main body with a first end, a second end, and a plurality of passages extending from the first end to the second end. Each passage receives a cartridge. The device includes a button movable relative to the main body and positioned proximate the first end of the main body. The device also includes a shaft connected to the button and positioned within the main body. The device includes a rotating disk having a plurality of radially extending arms. The rotating disk is positioned proximate to the second end of the main body.

A speed loader has an elongated planar body with opposed major faces, the elongated planar body defining a plurality of cartridge receptacles on one of the opposed major faces, each of the plurality of cartridge receptacles configured to removably retain the head of a cartridge, the plurality of cartridge receptacles arranged along the length of the elongated planar body in an articulated sequence, at least some of the plurality of cartridge receptacles being arranged in at least two obtuse triangular subgroups, each of the obtuse triangular subgroups having three different cartridge receptacles, and each obtuse triangular subgroup having two end cartridge receptacles proximate one major edge of the elongated planar body and an intermediate cartridge receptacle proximate an opposed major edge of the elongated planar body. The obtuse triangular subgroups may face the same major edge or opposite major edges. The obtuse triangular subgroups may each define an arc.