CaldwellUniversal Pistol Loader with Adjustable Magazine Setting and Multi-Caliber Operation for Easy Loading Single and Double Stack Magazines for Target Shooting, Competition, and Range

It works as advertised. Versatile and easy to use on different size mags. I’ve only loaded about 5 mags with it so I can’t speak to durability but so far so good. It had a quality feel and works well.

I tried a friend loader and this arrived in appropriate time. It is amazing

Works well for these old hands. Saves much frustration.

Works good. If you struggle with loading rounds this will definitely help

I bought a Beretta APX A1 FS and the mag springs are the work of the devil. The best I could do was load three rounds and it took awhile. Even my buddies had a bit of trouble loading more than 6 rounds in a 17 round magazine. Someone told me about about a strip speed loader but a quick search showed it was not what I wanted, They were also expensive after adding shipping and insurance. Then I found this on Amazon with one day shipping in my area, with free returns what did I have to lose.It took me a few minutes to figure this out after watching the videos, I was over thinking it. IT WORK WONDERFULLY, even with older less nimble fingers. I don't think you'll find anything easier.

The media could not be loaded. Surprised there are so many good reviews for this hunk of junk. I was really excited as a lot of people said it worked well for 2011 magazines. It certainly does not work for 2011 magazines. I can sometimes load 5 or so rounds in a row, but then the rim of the next case gets caught on the front edge of the previous cartridge’s case and won’t seat into the magazine. I followed the instructions to a T tried changing the sizing to different variations, tried it tighter, looser, anything I figured that could make it load more reliably.Trying to load just regular federal HSTs. Will absolutely be returning and just sticking with loading by hand. A lot less hassle.

This is easy to adjust and load for multiple guns I've got and much easier to use as a female

I read a lot of bad reviews, but thought I would give it a try anyway. Some good, some bad.It works for my Walther PPQ, antique SW 459 and Glock G20. On the 10mm Glock, the polymer magazine barely fits. A lot of pressure has to be used to get the magazine in the tool. It appears that the clamping pad slightly protrudes even when the knob is backed out all of the way. I tried round nose, flat nose and two brands of JHP in 10 mm and they all could be loaded.What would not work was the magazines out of my Hellcat Pro. The metal feed lips on the Hellcat Pro are cut back quite a bit when compared to the other magazines I have. It appears that the loader uses the metal edges of the loader plunger as a kind of an alignment feature with the feed lips of the magazine to center the round as it is fed into the magazine. The feed lips of the Hellcat Pro magazine do not extend out forward enough for the plunger to engage with. So depending upon the order on how the previous round was loaded, the back end of the casing of the round that is attempted to be loaded hits the feed lip of the magazine on one side or the other of the Hellcat Pro magazine. The round will not go into the magazine.Not sure if I will return or not.