Do these work good for speed loading pistol magazines?
1148217
Took me a coupe of attempts to get the right technique going, but then worked great
1148218
Yes they do.They are cheaply made but they do function for gas pistol and rifle magazines
470103
Personally speaking, yes. They are very strong and accurate for strong rifles. But. I would not shoot anyone with them. They really really hurt and are metal. (Aluminum)
383352
Probably. They make them fit almost every pistol.The work. You get a better grip on the gun, reduce felt recoil, but---They will shift position with use, and must be adjusted to be sure that the magazine will slam all the way home.
779614
Since Ruger Mini14 mags are so exclusive, I can't recommend this speed loader. I sold my mini14 two years ago so I can't even check to see if they would work. I would sincerely doubt it though. Be careful.
1830753
Yes, I use .38+ at the gun range and they do fit in my speedloaders that hold .357
923704
If these are 5-shot J-frame models, then they will probably work fine. I have three and they work fine in either .38 spl or 357. Mag!
906155
I believe you mean rock chucker, and yes they will. It's the press I use. If you're going to e reloading a lot, I highly advise getting a progressive for pistol calibers. You're looking at about 100 rounds an hour on the rock chucker.
1589740
I haven't had problems with these..but..they're mostly used for pistol caliber and light rifle rounds. This isn't very big and I would probably use a rifle 'gong' instead of one of these. They don't have long enough legs to mount them very deep...which means a heavy bullet weight and high speed might knock it out of the ground. When I shoot magnums (.357 or .44) or my .50 AE I have to go re-seat it every so often. I don't think any company can promise no flyers when shooting a target. Jay
411352
These speedloaders are used to put bbs into your magazines which you then put into your replica. They work best with AEG mid caps, but if you wanted to use them to feed bbs into your UZI's magazine, then they would work for that too.
2110627
Yes and no, I was able to get a decent amount of them to fit but just barely. About 0.5 to 1mm of the plastic tip will flex when inserting the mag with a little force, and it won't cycle smoothly, a little wiggling is necessary. Despite the ergonomics, and damage to the plastic tips, I was still able to cover an eight shot group with my thumb at a distance of thirty yards. The few that were too long for the clip I used in my side lever. This is for the .22cal RWS 850 by the way, I don't know how they will fit in the .177 option.
1340408
I haven't used them for pistol shooting, just with shotguns. However, the noise dampening is excellent, so I can't imagine why they wouldn't work well at a pistol range.
131013
The Hogue grips are slimmer than S&W factory grips and the left grip panel is inletted so you should not have a problem with speed loaders.
64885
Yes. These work very well with the p mags. I also purchased the LULA strip loader on the recommendation of another buyer when I asked about these. I highly recommend both or either of them. I never got the hang of the little guide that fits on the back of the p mag, but the strip loader took care of that. As for the stripper clips themselves, they are great quality, can be reused several times. I was very happy with them.
2031754
Yes they are. As long as you keep tension on the spring, they feed very reliably. The magazines work great with G&G; rifles.
1415029
Yes. I load all my .223/5.56 ammo on standard 10 rd clips so they're ready to go when I need to load up my mags.
1220253
Yes, since they are made specifically for Glock 30 magazines. They conveniently put it in the product title and description.
779611
The Mag Lula speed loader should work as long as you have double stack magazines for your Ruger. Hope this helps