DeadeyeJack
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$149 from most online vendors for the plastic version.
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smokey
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StantonCree
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Something else I don't need that I want!
joma352
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wow that would make loading mags so much quicker and easier
Blacksmith101
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With an electric motor operating an eccentric arm attached to the handle with a couple of micro switches to control the on off it might be helpful. Stick the empty mag in until it trips the on switch and when full it trips a second switch for off. Almost auto loading.
DeadeyeJack
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I'll post my own review when it arrives. The negative Nancy's can post whatever they want, but it sounds like envious complaining. If you are low volume whiner, just say "I don't really shoot, but that looks cool" and move on. No one gives a flying F_ck about what standard army issue is/was. This is not for that purpose.
Hey, if you don't go to the range to shoot and would rather play 5 knuckle shuffle with ammo, little loaders, magazines, or whatever the hell else you carry in your big purse, go right ahead and continue to enjoy your activity.
The plunger loader is one of those items I have used in my mission reduce mag charging time. I can recommend its use, but it still requires orienting the round. I'm looking for more efficiency when loading 30-50 mags for a range trip.
I (and others who can appreciate this) shoot about a thousand rounds each trip to the range. If i take friends that can double or triple. This device is for those who prepare and take loaded mags to the range. The user will touch the round once moving it from the reloading hopper to the mag loader hopper. If this works, I'll get the $400 model and attach a motor.
Hey, if you don't go to the range to shoot and would rather play 5 knuckle shuffle with ammo, little loaders, magazines, or whatever the hell else you carry in your big purse, go right ahead and continue to enjoy your activity.
The plunger loader is one of those items I have used in my mission reduce mag charging time. I can recommend its use, but it still requires orienting the round. I'm looking for more efficiency when loading 30-50 mags for a range trip.
I (and others who can appreciate this) shoot about a thousand rounds each trip to the range. If i take friends that can double or triple. This device is for those who prepare and take loaded mags to the range. The user will touch the round once moving it from the reloading hopper to the mag loader hopper. If this works, I'll get the $400 model and attach a motor.
Purses out, bitchez....let's settle this...
I use this. It does require stripper clips, but I can load a 30 rounder in less than ten seconds.
https://www.betaco.com/cmag_product_details.asp?product=1&product_category=accessories&weapon=25
https://www.betaco.com/cmag_product_details.asp?product=1&product_category=accessories&weapon=25
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I would prefer stripper clips cause that device is big and is taking alot of time to load. If I were bulk loading mags, sure. But stripper clips keeps the rounds organized in my ammo can. and the spoon is pretty small and the stripper clips does not ad much weight. Outrider's contraption is maybe second to a spoon in order of light weight. Maybe easier for older hands. The item the OP shows is not very practical at the range for reloading a mag IMO so outside of loading for the range, as I said, bulk loading mags it may shine cause loading onto a stripper clip takes time too. Just not fast for range reloads. Maybe I'm missing the practicality.
Neat though.
Neat though.
What the deuce????
I thought this would be about Glenn Quagmire.
I thought this would be about Glenn Quagmire.
RE: the OP claim that "scale matters" when it comes to the number of mags in front of you....I don't disagree.
My plunger loader in post 8, excellent for a 6-12 mags at the range, and fits in a rifle case pocket.
The "Ouigi Board" loader in post 14, excellent for 25 mags.
The sausage grinder blessed by the OP for 50 mags? OK, except it requires 30 grip exercises per mag. That's 1,500 squeezes to load 50 mags.
So, unless the offer is for a truly motorized loading process (just dumping the rounds into the chute) , I would fall back to using the "Ouigi Board" loader for 50 mags. Doesn't require electricity, can ride in the rifle case--unlike the sausage grinder--and no actual moving parts to break.
No one mag loader wins. it just depends on your lifestyle.
My plunger loader in post 8, excellent for a 6-12 mags at the range, and fits in a rifle case pocket.
The "Ouigi Board" loader in post 14, excellent for 25 mags.
The sausage grinder blessed by the OP for 50 mags? OK, except it requires 30 grip exercises per mag. That's 1,500 squeezes to load 50 mags.
So, unless the offer is for a truly motorized loading process (just dumping the rounds into the chute) , I would fall back to using the "Ouigi Board" loader for 50 mags. Doesn't require electricity, can ride in the rifle case--unlike the sausage grinder--and no actual moving parts to break.
No one mag loader wins. it just depends on your lifestyle.
Am the only one here that actually enjoys loading magazines.... it is a very relaxing activity that I usually do the night before I plan to shoot.
Have been working with my son (who many here know is autistic) who has gotten quite good at counting out ammo and loading magazines. It's a way that we can share the shooting experience, even though he hasn't progressed to the point where I will let him shoot anything other than an air gun and then only with hand-over-hand oversight. Still a nice bonding experience to work through a bunch of magazines with him.
Have been working with my son (who many here know is autistic) who has gotten quite good at counting out ammo and loading magazines. It's a way that we can share the shooting experience, even though he hasn't progressed to the point where I will let him shoot anything other than an air gun and then only with hand-over-hand oversight. Still a nice bonding experience to work through a bunch of magazines with him.
Alan3413
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That's what the wimen are for.
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