ETSSpeed Loader for Glock Magazines 9mm 40 SW and More CAM Gen II Red

As an amateur USPSA Competitor I need to spend as much time shooting and practicing and not wasting time loading mags…. What an amazing product I literally loaded 15,000 rounds of ammunition in one years time through this loader. I ended up sending in for warranty replacing because I literally wore it out. Not wanting to be without a loader for the warranty. Replacement I ordered a second one so I could always rotate them out and the lifetime warranty is solid. I will never load another mag again without this.

Bought two of these as I wanted to give one as a gift. I’ve never had a problem thumb loading but this seemed like it would be nice. I am a competitive shooter and LEO of over 20 years. I have run a Glock since 2001. I have loaded countless rounds by hand. I have tried the usual speed loaders and they’re ok but the good old thumb always worked fine. I received these a day or so ago and took them to the range today (5-07-24) curious to see how well they work. I am glad I don’t get too excited because they would have been a gargantuan disappointment. They did not work AT ALL. I tried them dry, lubed, on broken in Glock mags, on a brand new Glock mag, even with only 5 round instead of the full ten in the device. MAYBE two rounds get into the mag, the rest spill out when you remove the magazine. Since I was shooting at work, I decided to see if some of the other guys on my team had better luck. Three guys tried and not one of us could get these to work even CLOSE to advertised. Myself and other LEO are competitive shooters outside of work and both use Glocks. Neither of us found these useful in the SLIGHTEST. We all had a good laugh at these pieces of garbage and they are now being processed for a return.

I bought this for my glock 19 and can load 30 rounds into a 33rd mag in about 6 seconds flat. It's incredible how much this opens up your range time. Other speed loaders do make loading single rounds fairly effortless and this DOES STILL TAKE EFFORT. Forcing 10 rounds against a spring is going to work, fellas. There is a learning curve on HOW and where EXACTLY to apply the pressure, and it IS going to suck on brand new mag springs.... I'm not "strong" but I wouldn't expect a small woman to really be able to utilize this.If mine somehow broke, I would replace it immediately. I want to maximize time spent shooting vs reloading and this is a range bag staple.An UpLULA or something may take less "work" per individual round and if you've got a disability or arthritis or something, that may be more appropriate. If you're trying to load 9mm mags as quickly as humanly possible, this is your stop.It specifically says it will not work with a sig p365, and maybe it doesn't do those 10 rounders well...I can say with certainty that it works great on a sig p365x 12 rounder.EDIT: I regret to inform the 3 people that will ever read this, that it no longer works on my p365x mags. If it ain't broke, don't fix it... I applied a bit of oil to see if I could get it to run any smoother (I lightly lubed it as recommended when I got it) and ruined a good thing. It still functions beautifully for glock mags but a fully depressed plunger now only seats around 4 in the mag and the rest fall out upon removalEDIT 2: I am thrilled to announce that we are back working on p365x mags. I go to the range like 1-2x a week and this actually improves my life. It is now working smoother than ever on my glock mags and fills my p365x mags like a charm. I will never clean and lube this thing again.EDIT 3: This is basically a diary that no one will ever read, but I got the magguts +2 for my 12 round XL mag and replaced the spring and not only do I get an extra 2 rounds in the mag for virtually no change in size, this speed loader now works like butter on the 365x/xl mag. It's still outrageously fast and easy on the glock mags.Can I get an affiliate code fr? Every time I go to the range I have people walk up and ask about it. I let them know it's pretty universal for doublestack 9s, let them try it with their mag, they take a picture of the logo and prance off. Holla at me, ETS

WOW, what a difference. I have a Glock Model 45 9mm with three 17 round capacity magazines. I have arthritis in both hands, so this is a dream tool. The only reason 4 stars: Instructions mention a little oil on the slide so rounds do not get stuck. Well, put WD40 on a rag and lightly rub the slide. A drop of oil does not work. WD40 is a penetrating product so DO NOT spray it on the slide. It may damage the rounds. But once I had it lubed: install the mag (there is a weak picture on the side of the loader near the magazine entry which shows which way the mag should go in). Slide the loader slide onto a row of 10 rounds in the box, lift and rotate so rounds face up. Install the push tool on the slide guide, push the rounds down to the magazine to the entrance to the mag, then push sharply all the way. I had to place the loader against my chest, but the rounds went in the mag easily. Then, since I have 17 round mags, I slide on 7 more rounds and repeated. Loads 52 rounds in no time at all. (I install the mag, jack a round in the chamber, and add another round to the mage for 17).

this thing works like a charm!!!!!, loads your mags in seconds!!!

I love the concept but like others, I had mixed results. It somewhat worked on my Springfield Hellcat Pro. I have to apply a lot of force to load, and it definitely does not like inserting the final round. Had a few times where the ammo jammed given the force I was applying. It might get a bit easier with break-in. I think I saw a slight improvement with use already. Fingers crossed on that. Eventually I did get it to load the mag quicker than using a Maglula UpLULA to load individual rounds (that tool has worked flawlessly on every 9mm I have ever tried). However, this loader will not work at all with my Sig Sauer M11-A1 which uses P229 mags. I can't get it to load even one round in those. Guess they need to add that model to the "won't work" list.