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The Hilljak Quickie Loader is designed to specifically fit Ruger LCP II 22LR and Marlin 795, 795SS, XT-22 and model 70 factory magazines (22LR) magazines only. The Quickie Loader features an ergonomic form factor and provides superior comfort, speed and design! Made in USA of 3D printed polymer plastic. Get Loaded Quicker! Note: magazine is not included. Review: Ease of Use - This Hilljak quick loader is wonderful. I struggled loading my 9mm mags before purchasing this product. It makes loading so much faster and easier. Love the customer service this company provides as well! Try it. You won’t regret it. Review: Solid Reloader - As an owner of a 3d printer, the quality of this print is solid and tough. The action of reloading is smooth and the or fit to the stock OEM magazine (10 round) fits fine. This, however, does not work with third-party high capacity magazines. ProMag (25 round) brand found at another site. Possibly if the shaft for the depression tab and the stop tab was removed it would accommodate.
| ASIN | B07NH7GXS4 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #357,750 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #512 in Gun Magazine Loaders |
| Brand Name | Hilljak |
| Closure Type | open top |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (89) |
| Manufacturer | Hilljak |
| Material Type | Polymer plastic |
| Number Of Pockets | 1 |
| UPC | 659499640961 |
| Warranty Description | 1 year Hilljak USA warranty |
S**N
Ease of Use
This Hilljak quick loader is wonderful. I struggled loading my 9mm mags before purchasing this product. It makes loading so much faster and easier. Love the customer service this company provides as well! Try it. You won’t regret it.
K**2
Solid Reloader
As an owner of a 3d printer, the quality of this print is solid and tough. The action of reloading is smooth and the or fit to the stock OEM magazine (10 round) fits fine. This, however, does not work with third-party high capacity magazines. ProMag (25 round) brand found at another site. Possibly if the shaft for the depression tab and the stop tab was removed it would accommodate.
W**.
Good spped loader.
Does what it is supposed to do and is decent quality/
L**G
3D printed Dose Not take heat well
Update. Purchased this a year ago, It worked great until yesterday Warning: it got hot in my gun cleaning kit and warped out of shape. So use it and store it in a cool place as the Warning note Regarding 3D Printing Material that I didn’t read.
C**9
No room to add ammo tight.
Didn't work appropriately must have ordered wrong one. Very difficult adding ammo.
L**D
Works well
Works exactly as described...a little pricey, however, it does save your fingers, especially in the cold weather
P**M
It made a pain in the fingers job easy.
Fit and finish is great. Makes a pain in the fingers job. Easy to reload the magazines . I am happy with it . I will shoot more rounds with the gun.
O**P
slow, awkward but better than nothing
Loading each cartridge is a multi-step process - attach the hijack to depress the follower/already loaded cartridges with the hijack, put the primer end of the cartridge into the magazine, remove the hijack, use your thumb to push the top cartridge all the way into the magazine, go back to step 1. Slower, more awkward than the UpLula loader I use for my centerfire pistols. I suspect the main problem is the tiny size of the Ruger LCP .22 magazine making it hard to have a loader that is both effective and sturdy. At that, still better than loading the cartridges by hand since the cheap Ruger magazines have sharp/ragged edges and pushing cartridges in with your thumb tends to remove a layer of skin for each cartridge.
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