dwnthehatch
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I had one when I owned my MKIII Hunter. It's definitely worth the money.
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simplegreen
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gotta find a speed loader for a 10/22
stevezio
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I have one for my MK II. Never could get it to work as advertised.
zombiehunter
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I just ordered one...I'll post a review in a bit.
mbz300sdl
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I got mine in the mail today AMAZING I have 6 mags for my 22/45 and that takes a while to load all six. Now done in seconds; bricks of .22lr will not last long now. 
zombiehunter
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I ****ING LOVE MINE. Expletive required.
It is the easiest thing ever for these guns. It's also great because it lets my 87 year old grandfather and my uncle with advanced MS load mags themselves and maintain independence.
The ONLY problem with them:
After a few thousand rounds two little burrs will develope inside the loader near the ball bearing. These cause the loader to stop working. Unscrew the two halves, take a knife, remove the burrs and you're back in business.
Accordingly, you may want to pre-book your visit to the gunsmith for when you wear out your ejector/extractor
(thanks again to Scott's Gunsmithing)
It is the easiest thing ever for these guns. It's also great because it lets my 87 year old grandfather and my uncle with advanced MS load mags themselves and maintain independence.
The ONLY problem with them:
After a few thousand rounds two little burrs will develope inside the loader near the ball bearing. These cause the loader to stop working. Unscrew the two halves, take a knife, remove the burrs and you're back in business.
Accordingly, you may want to pre-book your visit to the gunsmith for when you wear out your ejector/extractor
(thanks again to Scott's Gunsmithing)
MikeTF
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robdiao
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Someone let me use one at Myrtle Grove one time and it is very cool. I also have one on the way to me as a Karma winner so i am pretty happy about that!
Maryland Hunter
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I got one for my 22/45 MKIII a while back, and it works great. If you're looking for something for the 10/22 mags, the Butler Creek loader works very well with 10/22 factory mags, though it says that it's only for the BC Hotlips ones.
MH
MH
mbz300sdl
Gone living free now!!!
I ****ING LOVE MINE. Expletive required.
It is the easiest thing ever for these guns. It's also great because it lets my 87 year old grandfather and my uncle with advanced MS load mags themselves and maintain independence.
The ONLY problem with them:
After a few thousand rounds two little burrs will develope inside the loader near the ball bearing. These cause the loader to stop working. Unscrew the two halves, take a knife, remove the burrs and you're back in business.
Accordingly, you may want to pre-book your visit to the gunsmith for when you wear out your ejector/extractor
It help's when you work at Hafer's Gunsmithing
one of our industry partners as well.zombiehunter
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Someone let me use one at Myrtle Grove one time and it is very cool. I also have one on the way to me as a Karma winner so i am pretty happy about that!
Just ordered it off ebay
will be paid for and shipped tomorrow I do believe!It help's when you work at Hafer's Gunsmithing
Lol, wait...there are jobs where I don't have to wade through people's excrement?
mbz300sdl
Gone living free now!!!
Yup but the pay isn't as good and I am under-employed as you once were since I have a BS in Chem and all i do is work in a gun shop; but it is fun and i meet good people. (mostly)
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