Speedloader for 12-shot rotary clips Reviews

Works very well, takes a few tries to get used to how it works... The hunting pellets(any pointed pellets) will deal you a fit, all others I have tried just drop right in and make the loading very easy!

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Very sturdy and easy to use... Dont be discouraged by certain pellets not loading perfectly.. wad cutters, standard and hollow points all load perfect almost every time. Pointed pellets will have a higher mis-load but can easily be fixed before you seat the pellets

Loading four at once is a time saver and it fairly easy to use.

My only problem was I had some pellets fall out of the clip when using the speed loader but not when I hand loaded them.There may be a learning curve with the speedloader.

This device makes loading clips a breeze. Once you get the hand of it you can load clips quickly and effectivly.

I use a crossman 1077 in my line of work and reloading is a pain when you shoot anywhere from 40 to 50 clips a night. This device works and there is no mess or damaged pellets if you load it correctly.

Makes a very time consuming process a very quick and painless one. You don't have to touch as much lead to load your gun. Extends the "fun" factor of the Nightstalker and 1077's.

Have it seat the pellets just a little further into the clip.

Works perfectly every time IF you use the correct pellets. So far, all RWS pellets have worked flawlessly. Crosman hollow points do not, several fall in backward. I assume that it has to do with the lack of weight at the tip of the pellet so choose carefully. RWS Superdomes are perfect for me.

I like the idea of loading the clips quickly. The clips do load quickly, but the pellets can either be damaged or misaligned when placed in the clips. Reduces the accuracy greatly! I decided to return the device and go back to loading by hand

Make it easier to press together (as is, it takes significan force). Somehow ensure the pellets are properly aligned after they are loaded.

The fact that you can load 4 clips at once.

Maybe make it load two or three clips so that the pressure you need to put the pellets in the clip is less.

I find that the only way to get the pellets into the clip is by starting on the side. But in doing so, you mess up the skirts on the pellets. I'm not exactly sure if this ruins accuracy or anything like that, but I don't care for having misshapen pellets in my rifle.

This is an amendment to my first evaluation, after much additional time in the usage of this product. Increases shooting time as this decreases pellet loading time. Sturdily constructed. Minor expense when considering all moneies spent per shot and factoring time consideration.

I would place a diagram to iinsure correct orientation of the clips. It is too easy to invert the clips and place the pellets in upside down. The cover that depresses the pellets into the holes are difficult to align with the cup side of the pellets. Wadcutters need precise allignment.

Write up or draw an arrow indicting the up side of the clips either on the clips or on the speed loader to help prevent inverted loading. Know that although this device is a great first step in loading pellets in clips. The final alignment should be performed by hand with a tool like an ink pen.

Being able to load those extra clips

Nothing works just great

It works. The pellets just shake into place and so reduce the amount of time it takes to load up.

Nothing- it works better than I thought it would.

Definitely check around to make sure the pellets will fit in your gun because the magazines have a depth limit. This has nothing in particular to do with the loader, but rather with the gun.

Overall good, simple to use, design, and it is pretty slick how the pellets just fall into the holes properly. The problem I had (using Crosman hunting pellets) is that there are always a few that fall in backwards, and it is time consuming and frustrating to reverse these. The end result is fixing these backwards pellets ends up countering the whole point of the speedloader, namely speedy loading! Instructions say it works best with RWS pellets; maybe that would make a difference.

It seems to me that tweezers are REQUIRED to use this loader, so a pair should be included. If the tweezers were "just right" they might make fixing the upside downs a lot easier and quicker.

I'm a gadgetman....an this thing is pretty neat piece of equipment. It is a thought out design.

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I use Premiere 7.9 gr. hollow points and out of 4 clips you may have 3 or 4 pellets up side down. You can use a pair tweezers to pull tthe pellet out.

Really works like magic!

Change? I don't even know how it works?

If you hold your surround a clip between your index finger and thumb then pour pellets in, it does the same thing but you get pellets on the floor usually..Round headed pellets work better. Guess it's physics not magic.