.22 Magazine Speed Loader for Ruger Mark II/III/IV, 22/45 & Buckmark

The set screw controls how many rounds go in mag. If only 9 load, adjust the set screw out. For my loader the set screw was pretty loose, and it would screw back in just from repeated use. I added a small dab of blue thread lock, now it stays just right for the 10 round mag. Certain ammo works better than others due to the coating applied by some manufacturers. If the ammo does not feel smooth, it may have difficulties loading. Not a perfect product but still works very well. One ammo - had so much coating (feels like wax) that it absolutely would not load as it would not slide down the feed. Did not try spraying rem lube or other, - as I can use the ammo with another loader / different mags (BX10 / BX15) All in all it works really well, far better than by hand.

This is a game changer. Absolutely love this thing. I use .22lr all the time cause it's cheaper to practice with then any other platform but reloading is a pain in the thumb. This makes reloading super easy and fast. I can run through an entire box of 500 in no time at all because my fingers don't hurt and reloading is a breeze. I wish they made one of these for all calibers cause I would get them all. Totally recommend for anyone with a buckmark.

I’m very pleased with this loader. It seems to work amazing on the Ruger Mark/Standard series magazines but with the buckmark it does fail to load the last round more than it succeeds. Despite this though I find it very easy to use and would highly encourage anyone interested to give it a try. I like the fact that I can preload my magazines, then full the storage capacity of 50 more rounds back up and it can go to the range with me like that. Can’t beat for the cost.

I really wanted this to work so I could reload faster and get more shooting done, but it just doesnt perform reliably at all with my Ruger Mark IV 22/45 at all. I tried 8 different factory magazines [2 were brand new straighr from the package], as well as 3 brands of 22lr ammo [cci minimal, Remington target, and aguila super extra], and not a single one could load a magazine reliably. I started with the cci since it is considered the gold standard, but could not get more than 2-3 rounds to load before the speed loader got a jam. I did manage to get one magazine loaded with 8 rounds, but in the same time my wife hand loaded 5 magazines to capacity. The Remington and the aguila faired much worse, which is a shame since they are usually the stuff I get in bulk for plinking and the whole point of buying this loader, but it jams so frequently that you are better off hand loading, or moving to a loader that just pushes the button down. I would give it 2 stars because it does arrange all the ammo in a good row quickly as shown in the picture, and if the loading aspect worked this thing would save so much time...but since it is so unreliable to load any magazines [at least with a mark iv 22/45], that renders the whole thing pointless and a waste of money. If you have a mark iv 22/45, I highly recommend not getting this product as it simply does not work better than hand loading, and since the issue seems to be with dispensing the ammo and not the magazines, I have doubts that other models would work much better, especially when even the "gold standard" cci mini mag ammo had such difficulties.

Great product but slightly problematic. The problem is Ruger's magazines have inconsistent openings. I had to very slightly file a few so they would accept rounds from the loader. After that no issues and saves so much time.

Probably works as intended but I wouldn't know... messaged the company asking if this worked for the Sig P322, they assured me it would work. Received and it does not work with P322.

Functions as stated.Great reasonably priced unit. And less lead contact…

Produce is made of plastic and it is easy to use. The first day of use it broke. There is a large detent that position the round just before going in. The plastic part holding the spring in just came out and hit me in the face. Ball spring and plastic plug was lost during the rest of the practice time. I did manage to find the parts but the plastic plug just doesn’t stay in. I just have to glue the plug in. I think this will make it difficult to clear a jam. Easy to use and cheep! Good idea poor execution.

This reloaded is great works flawlessly and saves your thumb

Used with a Ruger Mark IV. I originally thought this product would work about 50% of the time, and eventually cause more trouble than its worth. So far however (400~ rounds) its been running great, and I've done nothing but shove cartridges in straight from the box. It only took 2-3 attempts to initially adjust the screw to the right length so that it will give me a full ten rounds for my magazine instead of nine. The only issue I do have is that occasionally this screw can slip over top of the thumb tab on the magazine instead of pushing it down, preventing any ammo from being able to enter the magazine (and sort of trapping the magazine into place as well). This is a minor issue though since a tiny bit of pressure will free the magazine within a second or two, and then you can just re-insert it a bit more more carefully and it'll work flawlessly again. Even when this does occasionally happen, I've found it is still far faster to fix it and continue on than it would have been to try and fill the magazine using any other method. Of the 400ish rounds I've used this for, not a single one has had any failure to fire so it doesn't seem to have any issue getting them properly seated into the magazine. All-in-all, it made loading my magazines extremely fast and efficient, so I could spend a lot more of my range time actually practicing.

It is faster to load with but it’s not smooth. You’ll have to learn how to play with it so it does load the ammo quick. I never got a full refill in one go, had to always stop, adjust and then it would go. At least 4-5 readjustments for a full mag

Vas très bien

I picked this up to make loading easier and quicker. It's a bit quirky to use but when it works, it works great. However, it only manages to fill the clip 90%