Works well for me too.Maglula worked for my Hellcat Mags as well as the vast majority of my 9mm-45 caliber pistols
Uplula 9mm magazine loader, universal pistol magazine loader
Military-grade, pocket-size, universal pistol magazine loader and unloader! Loads all* 9mm Luger, .357 Sig, 10mm, .40, and .45ACP cal. easily, painlessly, and reliably!www.maglula.com
Agreed. The 365 mags are a bear to load. I use this as well.Never used a magazine loader before I bought a P365. I broke two cheap ones I had laying around that came with guns on the P365. Then I bought an Uplula. Then I bought a second one in case something happens to the first one. Now I use it on all my mags except .45's.
Yup, I also bought one for the CZ Scorpion mags, which are a PITA to load by hand.I've had mine for quite a while, one of the best investments I've made. I have one for my AR15 mags also, it works great as well.
I don't know why I didn't buy one for the AR15 mags for so many years. I was out shooting rifles with a friend of mine about three years ago. He watched me load a couple of 30-round mags by hand then he hand me his Maglula speed loader and says "Hey here's a really cool invention that you obviously are clueless about."...lol. What? What kind of sorcery is this?..lol. I ordered one the next day...lolYup, I also bought one for the CZ Scorpion mags, which are a PITA to load by hand.
I have a Caldwell AR15 loader, but I mostly still load AR15 mags by hand. I'll load 10-20 at home before heading to the range, and still might load there if I run out and have the time. I should probably look into an Uplula though, probably save some dexterity in my arthritic handsI don't know why I didn't buy one for the AR15 mags for so many years. I was out shooting rifles with a friend of mine about three years ago. He watched me load a couple of 30-round mags by hand then he hand me his Maglula speed loader and says "Hey here's a really cool invention that you obviously are clueless about."...lol. What? What kind of sorcery is this?..lol. I ordered one the next day...lol
It definitely did save some wear and tear on my fingers...lol, I don't load rifle mags as often as I do pistol mags so the pistol version is VERY time and finger saving.I have a Caldwell AR15 loader, but I mostly still load AR15 mags by hand. I'll load 10-20 at home before heading to the range, and still might load there if I run out and have the time. I should probably look into an Uplula though, probably save some dexterity in my arthritic hands
That's a big "Copy That", on using it to load pistol mags. I use it all the time to load my pistols 9,40,10mm,357 Sig &,45 mags. I also have it in my range bag to reload at the range (as I always load all the mags I'll be shooting at home first, then reload if I have time at the range after exhausting my first batch). I should probably buy another, it couldn't hurt.It definitely did save some wear and tear on my fingers...lol, I don't load rifle mags as often as I do pistol mags so the pistol version is VERY time and finger saving.
I believe Classic Firearms is also running a sale on Maglula products too. Good link "Lock n Load"Mail flyer from Midway USA came today. No prices listed but they say "10% off most Maglula products". Might be worth look at their website if you want one.