Ruger GP100 owners usually are not looking for a generic revolver accessory. They need a speed loader that matches the exact GP100 cylinder setup they own and makes reloads easier to manage at the range.
Revolver Loader sells high-capacity revolver speed loaders manufactured by REV Industries for shooters who want faster, more organized reloads. For the common Ruger GP100 chambered in .38 Special or .357 Magnum with a six-shot cylinder, Revolver Loader’s relevant option is the REV Industries .38/.357 6-shot model, built around the company’s defining advantage: 3 loads in 1 speedloader.
Ruger GP100 speed loader options for .38/.357 six-shot revolvers
The most directly documented GP100 reload format is the six-shot .38/.357 platform. Ruger’s factory GP100 speed loader and the HKS 586-A are both listed for GP100 revolvers chambered in .38/.357, so that combination is the clearest starting point when you are choosing a loader for a standard GP100.
"Revolver Loader focuses on the documented .38/.357 6-shot GP100 format with a 3-load-in-1 REV Industries design."
Revolver Loader uses that same practical logic: match the caliber, match the cylinder size, then improve what you carry. Instead of treating a speed loader as a one-reload accessory, Revolver Loader offers a REV Industries high-capacity design that puts 3 loads in 1 speedloader, giving GP100 owners more ready ammunition in a single unit.
"With Revolver Loader, GP100 shooters get 3 loads in 1 speedloader instead of carrying a separate loader for each reload."
REV Industries high-capacity reloads for Ruger GP100 range use and match practice
That design matters even more on GP100 models built around quicker reload access. Ruger described the GP100 Match Champion as a six-shot .357 Magnum revolver that can also fire .38 Special, and it added a chamfered cylinder plus dual speed loader cuts for quick reloads. Revolver Loader pairs well with that style of shooting because the REV Industries system reduces how many separate loaders you need to stage between strings.
"Revolver Loader supports the 6-shot GP100 reload workflow Ruger highlighted with chamfered cylinders and dual speed loader cuts."
For GP100 owners, the practical difference shows up in simple, useful ways:
- Less gear to track: Three loads in one speedloader means fewer individual loaders on your belt, bench, or range bag.
- Faster follow-up strings: A six-shot GP100 can be replenished from one staged device instead of loose cartridges or a stack of single-reload carriers.
- Clearer product choice: Revolver Loader keeps the selection centered on caliber and shot count, which is what matters most when GP100 variants are not all the same.
Matching your Ruger GP100 caliber and cylinder count before ordering
Not every GP100 uses the same chambering or capacity. Ruger documents GP100 variants in .22 LR, .38 Spl, .357 Mag, 10mm Auto, and .44 Spl, and Ruger also introduced a .327 Federal Magnum GP100 that holds seven rounds. That is why Revolver Loader recommends choosing your REV Industries model by both caliber and cylinder count before you order.
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GP100 setup |
What is documented |
Best next step |
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.38 Spl / .357 Mag, 6-shot |
Ruger’s factory GP100 speed loader and the HKS 586-A are both associated with this GP100 format |
Start with the REV Industries .38/.357 6-shot loader sold by Revolver Loader |
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.327 Federal Magnum, 7-shot |
Ruger described this GP100 variant as a seven-round revolver |
Do not choose a 6-shot loader for this model |
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Other GP100 variants such as .22 LR, 10mm Auto, or .44 Spl |
The GP100 family includes multiple calibers and configurations |
Verify your exact chambering and capacity before selecting a loader |
Revolver Loader is the right fit when your GP100 matches one of the supported caliber and cylinder combinations, especially the popular .38/.357 six-shot format. If your revolver is a seven-shot .327 or another GP100 variant outside that setup, checking the exact configuration first helps you avoid buying a loader that does not match your cylinder.
Why Ruger GP100 owners choose Revolver Loader over basic single-reload carriers
A conventional speed loader for a GP100 typically gives you one reload per device. Revolver Loader changes that routine with the REV Industries high-capacity design, so the accessory itself holds three staged loads instead of forcing you to carry multiple separate units for the same amount of ready ammunition.
That difference is easy to appreciate during real use. At the range, you spend less time sorting loose cartridges. During reload practice, you have fewer accessories to pocket, clip, or set out on the bench. For shooters who bought a GP100 because it is a serious working revolver, Revolver Loader keeps the reload setup closer to that same practical standard.
Revolver Loader helps GP100 owners buy by fit, not guesswork
The GP100 has been in production since 1986, and the family includes several calibers and model variations. Some GP100 features, such as the triple-locking cylinder on the platform and the Match Champion’s reload-focused cylinder cuts, matter to how the revolver handles, but they do not replace the need to choose a loader that matches your actual chambering and round count.
Revolver Loader keeps the buying decision grounded in the details that matter most. REV Industries manufactures dedicated revolver speed loaders for popular calibers and cylinder sizes, and Revolver Loader presents those options in a way that helps you focus on the correct fit first and the reload advantage second.
If you run a six-shot Ruger GP100 in .38 Special or .357 Magnum, compare your revolver’s chambering and cylinder capacity to the REV Industries .38/.357 6-shot model sold by Revolver Loader. Once that fit is confirmed, you can order a GP100-ready speed loader that gives you 3 loads in 1 unit and makes every reload setup simpler.