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"Best" Mag Loader for HP Mags?

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#1 ·
I ask because I had a non-trivial power-saw injury to my left hand and thumb back on Mem Day Weekend (emergency surgery, the whole bit :eek:) and so loading mags is much more difficult than it used to be. Never needed a loader before, now it's a must.

I am sure this question has been beat to death here and elsewhere ... just curious as to what is the "best" generally accepted single-stack mag loader for the HP 9mm mags, particularly the carbine mags? Adco, the HP Branded one, others? TIA
 
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#14 ·
That's why I didn't make the "use your man hands" joke.
:D Didn't quite cut it off (I tried!) but it's bad enough. It messed up my pistol shooting (gonna have to learn a new grip technique) and likely no more archery for me. I -can- load a magazine the old-fashioned way but it takes forever and a couple of rounds usually end up flying out of my hands at some point ...
 
#15 ·
Went to local range today and was looking at the loaders. The rangemaster whips out his UpLula and lets me try it out on a single and double stack mag. In about 8 seconds I was like "SOLD!!!" and tossed a new one from the shelf across the counter to the cashier to ring me up. It cost me $36 with tax (I don't begrudge small local places making a profit) but it will pay for itself in a few range visits, as it lets me dump a significant more rounds downrange per hour of range time, AND it keeps my L hand from aching.

Thanks folks!
 
#16 ·
Went to local range today and was looking at the loaders. The rangemaster whips out his UpLula and lets me try it out on a single and double stack mag. In about 8 seconds I was like "SOLD!!!" and tossed a new one from the shelf across the counter to the cashier to ring me up. It cost me $36 with tax (I don't begrudge small local places making a profit) but it will pay for itself in a few range visits, as it lets me dump a significant more rounds downrange per hour of range time, AND it keeps my L hand from aching.

Thanks folks!
And just remember if and when you buy some different guns that same speed loader will work for them to. I use mine to load HP,smith's, ruger, taurus and glock mags and maybe some others i forget i have.
 
#25 · (Edited)
If you develop it Im in for one. I just dont have the time for it especially these days with work.

Its a neat little gizmo.

rick said:
Oh i have used it many times but just cant tell it is any easier or faster yet.
Thats cool. I know guys who load by thumbs are quick and good at it but we have always gone through around 250 rounds on a range day if not more and on the rifles, I have actually never loaded my AR mags with my thumbs. Not that I cant...I just love da Lula's!
 
#37 ·
I have a Bersa mag loader for my 9UC. Not sure if it works on all semi-auto hand guns, but I have used it on a couple others with no problems. Wouldn't be with out a mag loader.
 
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