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Neat little tool to save the fingers and lots of time
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These loaders can be purchased locally or online.
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I think they make a Ruger magazine adapter for the first speedloader. Check the link.
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Home :: High Capacity Magazines
The HC3R™ magazine solves the problems of high capacity 10/22® magazines which shooters around the world have been tolerating. No more busting your thumbs loading up magazines, no more unreliable feeding, and no more impossible to clean mags fouling up your range day. The patented design of the...
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I use an Uplula, works great for me on everything from 22 to 45, and everything in between.. I haven't tried it on my 50 round 10-22, but I doubt it will work on those.
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+1 on the Uplula. Compact enough to fit in the range bag for practice days, and dirt-simple to use.
I do need to get some speed loaders for my wheel gun though...maybe someday. It's a novelty shooter anyway, not like I use it all that often (1952 Colt 4" OP given by my uncle, to my dad, before he shipped out to Korea - and I have the original box, and the original receipt!). But, she's clean, straight, and ready to rock!
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I just buy mine in a can and never have to worry about loading clips.
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I don't have anything that is fed by a clip - they all use magazines.
Belt fed would be fun, though...lol
Belt fed would be fun, though...lol
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I own both the loaders shown in the picture, both are good... The ETS is really fast.. And easy..
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