RAEIND Speedloaders Magazine Loader Tools for Double & Single Stack Handguns IWI Baby Desert Eagle II, IMI Desert Eagle Mark XIX, American Eagle, IWI Jericho 941-941C, Black Cherry Deagle

This magazine loading aid device has the complexity of a cardboard box, but like the cardboard box, is just perfect for what it does. As with most tools, it takes a little time to master a ' use ' technique, ( about a minute ), but let me tell you, it is time well spent. As a new handgun owner, I was looking for everything that could smooth the way to allow mastery and ease of the loading of rounds into the firearm's magazine. Not a difficult process to begin with, this tool makes the magazine loading an easy and simple way to perform the task. Made of heavy gauge 3D printed plastic, the initial impression is " why did I spend money on this thing ? " until put to work, and quickly the question is answered. This is the perfect tool to easily and quickly load rounds into the magazine and is now a part of my servicing tools. Nine rounds loaded into the magazine took about the same time as it took me to write this sentence, so in a word, perfect. Ordered and delivered quickly, I am extremely pleased with this transaction and recommend this loader tool to any handgun owner, experienced or novice alike.

I like it, it does the job and saves your fingers. Nothing fancy, just a basic 3d printed speed loader.

Excellent speedloader. Works great and makes loading a magazine very easy. Super easy to use. Loads .44 magazines with little effort and fast. It fits well around the magazine and simple to grip. The quality seems suffice for it's purpose. I no longer dread loading DE magazines and definitely recommend buying one.

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This loader is extraordinarily simple in its design and function. Whereas the Maglula/Uplula loaders have a moving component incorporated into its grip, the design of the Rae Industries loader for the Desert Eagle does not have that; it's literally a 3D-printed hard plastic block. Now, if you abuse the loader and have a habit of slamming it down when loading your magazines, there is very likely a risk you could quickly break the loader, but if you take the extra couple of seconds needed to more carefully press the follower inside the magazine down and then load the round, there shouldn't be any problem resulting in the loader breaking unless you load and shoot thousands of rounds routinely, then it's possible it could fail from assisting in thousands of rounds being loaded. Also, the Desert Eagle magazines are designed in such a way that smoothly loading a round like you would with a 9mm or maybe a .45 magazine doesn't happen; the round can only go in about halfway using the loader assist, then you have to release the pressure, push the round back to fully slot it into the magazine, and then you can push down on the loaded round to add the next. From what I can tell, with the .357 magnum there's no way around this; .44 or .50AE -might- be different, but I strongly doubt it. Also, let's talk about the price for a moment; it's absolutely fantastic. $16 for a loader? For a $1400+ pistol? Easiest firearms-related buy I've made yet.

It doesn't look pretty at all but it does what it needs to do. No issues with quality just wish it didn't look so rough.

Works perfect to load both 50 AE and 44 Mag. By the looks, it should work fine for 357 Mag and 429 DE.

Does the job on the tough springs of the 3 .429 DE magazines I own but it's obviously 3-D printed as evidenced by the sloppily left un-sanded layer lines if that matters. I think it would be nice to know ahead of time, the roughness of the product for the price, though this is the only speed loader for this caliber I could find I suppose I can't complain too much as again it does the job.