Ludex Universal Pistol Speed Loader, Mag Reloader for 9mm Luger 10mm .40S&W .45ACP .357Sig .380ACP 1911 Single and Double Stack Magazines

I was pretty satisfied with it, I saw a few comments saying there not good I think they just didn’t use it correctly or maybe a bit old to understand how to use it but it’s fairly simple I used on a canik double stack mag 9mm and .40 mag for a Glock as well as a Fn 509 mag 9mm all worked flawless with this also for my .40 mag I have extra extended mags 22-30round mags for the range which can get difficult to fill and takes longer this made it wayyyy more easy to work with and at least twice as fast. Overall 9/10 would even say 10/10 if it was metal but not a big deal.

I'm a few months in with this and I am incredibly impressed!! I have used it for 9mm, 40 s&w, 380, 10mm and 45acp.It is so easy to use and I don't know how I've functioned without it. Pays for itself in a couple of magazine loads because it saves a lot of time and it saves your thumbs. I have loaded hundreds of rounds with this and it's showing a little wear but still functioning with ease. Even if it does wear out, I will order another. The material is hard durable plastic and everything fits just right. Everyone should have one of these especially if you use multiple calibers.

It definitely takes a while to get the groove needed to use this. It does work well for my springfield prodigy double stack 1911 / 2011 9mm. One per second is a slight reach, but maybe some super dexterity could make that happen? Once you get going its good though. No finger/joint pain from loading a ton of high caps. Good buy, but I'll probably get a different one to see if itll be faster with the same benefits to the phalanges.

I was very happy with my purchase. The product works perfectly. I would recommend it to anyone interested in purchasing a product like this.

OMG! THIS WORKS WICKED AMAZING!!! I thought it mainly for my sig p365 I just purchased it not long ago even though I have dozen small firearms this one seem to be the hardest one to load the magazines believe it or not, didn't take long to get good at using it let me just say I loaded three magazines effortlessly. Even after I got the 10th round in I couldn't believe I got all 10 in that easily. I am very very happy and highly recommend to anyone to get one of these.

Learning curve required. That is unfortunate, because other loaders I've used had none. It works, but it takes some getting used to. I use 9mm, and .380, so it seemed to make sense, but this just isn't a clean enough design to convert me from my trusty Uplula. It is well-built, but it just isn't intuitive.

I wanted a loader, but I didn't want to buy and pack multiple loaders, requiring a new one for each magazine type. This will do any handguns I'm likely to own or shoot for the foreseeable future. As with most loaders, IMO, it's not intuitive from the pictures how it's supposed to work, until it's in your hands and you can see how it fits with the mag. This one is very straightforward, drop the round in, keep the magazine flat against the back of the Loader, inside the V-shaped notch that keeps it straight and lined up, push the mag down and it will slide down the sloped bottom, pushing the round in. You do NOT need to have a flat working surface, you can hold it in your palm, or on your thigh just fine, but you do need to hold it in place or you'll find it difficult to put enough pressure without it walking on you. Adjustment is easy and forgiving. You can fine-tune it for a specific magazine if you'll be using it a lot, but it's not like you need to spend much time just to make it work. I was pleased with the apparent durability - time will tell how well it holds up, and I will try to remember to update my review after a few hundred rounds. I assumed it was made or at least designed in the US (because most guns and so many accessories/parts are), until I read the manual, which isn't great, but you can figure it out at least. Honestly, you won't need the manual, most likely, but it does give some very specific details you may wish to know about various details, like magnum rounds (says they won't work - I cannot confirm or deny), the minimum width between "lips" of the mag, and maybe a few others. Overall, I'm very happy with it, would definitely recommend at the $20 price. $40 might be a bit much.

You must get this! The first thing I noticed when I took it out of the box is how well made it is. It's so smooth to operate and effortless. We all know how hard it is to get those last couple of rounds in the magazines of these micro nines and this makes it completely routine. What you do it a few times it's very fast this is absolutely worth the money. The non-slip base pad is very stable and it doesn't move. It worked perfectly for the 380 mags in my bodyguard 2.0. this is one of the best purchases I've made in a long time

I can reload 9mm 22 lr 22 mag . easy and faster just select the rigth length for you. always depends on magazine used u can't trust the marks on specific calibers on it .. But yes is amazingly FASTER THAN A MAGLULA

Novelty (30 years experienced shooter) I tried to use this to load regular modern double-stack mags, and found it clumsy to say the least.. A mag loader shouldn’t require much effort or technique to use. I’m not going to spend days, hours, or devote many mags into learning to use a mag loader. Other devices are faster, more durable, and mastered immediately. -Soft plastic material, mag-gouged it immediately. -Different than pictures.. (Has no markings on mine). -No bueno with ball ammo >.40 -Even .40 ball sometimes bumps over the little ledge and slips rounds onto the floor instead of into the mag. Maybe not so universal, and (again) other devices are faster, more durable, and mastered immediately.

It works pretty good, it’s good but not the best loader. I many rounds require a few attempts. Once you in to a rhythm it’s not bad, but the Lula is far easier to use.

Works really well.

Works