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This mat be old news to others but I came across a company called Hilljak that makes neat little pistol mag loading devices fir practically no money. I ordered one for my very difficult Beretta 21A .22 LR mags that kill your thumb nails and have high hopes it will work on my several other Beretta mouse guns as well.
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Hope it solves your issue. I'm partial to Maglula after I found out about them, it replaced all my others. But haven't tried their 22lr ones, just have the Buckmark and no need for a loader for it. -
A few of my handguns came with mag loaders that work similar to these. I don't use them opting for my Maglula instead.
If you've got a 3D printer (or better a friend with one), you can try these:
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Looks like Hilljack would work fine if the mag had a sufficiently protruding knob, but not for Marlin 795 mag (which I have). So opted for baby maglula, which works on all 22lr mags (except 10/22, which has a dedicated maglula).Comment
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"Maglula UpLULA Pistol Mag Loader" in my opinion the best, comes in different colors. Used it when went to local matches. Made loading 12 to 15 mags per match a, dream maybe not exactly, very easy on the thumbs. Costs about $36 but worth it. Come for double stack but have a sleeve for 22 and single stack. You can use as is for single stackLast edited by riceman; 03-24-2021, 10:07 PM.Comment
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I received my Hilljak loader for Beretta 21a today and it works perfectly. No more broken fingernails.Comment
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Since my spouse found me she hasn't loaded a magazine in years. I don't even think she's touched a bullet. She probably wouldn't know what one looks like anymore.Before there was Polymer there was Accuracy.Comment
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