UTG Airsoft BB Magazine Speedloader
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Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
Love airsoft guns but hate taking the time to reload? Turn to this airsoft magazine speedloader, which makes loading BBs into your airsoft rifle, pistol, or machine gun easier and less time consuming. The speedloader--which weighs 0.5 pounds--is compatible with all types of standard AEG magazines, and also includes an adapter for the most popular gas blowback pistols.
Applicable to all types of airsoft guns! Make loading easy and less time consuming. Buy an extra magazine so you can reload faster!
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 5 x 1 x 2 inches
- Shipping Weight: 8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
- ASIN: B001BR4RO6
- Item model number: AirSplat
Product Features
- AIRSOFT ACCESSORIES
UTG Airsoft BB Magazine Speedloader
Customer Reviews
I usually do not endorse a product as "a must have" due to the diversity of personal preference in not just air soft but the firearm community... however, this item is the only exception to my rule. I got this speed loaded to compliment my MP5 with a 100-round drum and anyone with Carpel-Tunnel Syndrome can testify to, it's a real pain to load THAT much one at a time. To satisfy this problem, enter the speed loader.
Pretty simple design and execution; open top hatch and insert up to 120 airsoft rounds, place nozzle on top of magazine and prime accordingly. That easy. Easily loads a 30-round magazine in less than three seconds. It's inexpensive and easy to replace if it breaks... which it shouldn't unless you took it in the field and was dumb enough to put it in your front pouch and cracked it when you dove for cover. Sounds ridiculous but I've seen it done by the Air Force guys I play with.
But let's face it; if you only have so many magazines/drums you're going to want a speed loader to make emergency quick-loads in the field and what better way than to carry it with you. I strongly suggest you carry it in a side pouch; I carry mine in my BDU pant leg pocket below my hip holster for easy access although I try to carry more magazines in my tactical vest to avoid using it as a last resort. I strongly recomend against placing it in a pouch in front of you like in a tactical vest since it's made of plastic, not metal.
Lastly a warning; don't go too overboard with the primer. Sometimes if you're not watching it you'll overload the magazine/drum and spray airsoft all over whereever you happen to be and either you've wasted ammo or you have to clean it up... unless you're at a friends house, let them clean it up. ;)
very convenient, very fast. just go slow when you're loading, because if you go really fast you can end up jamming, or it can end up not loading right. so if you go slower, you're actually going faster.
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