Champion Traps And Targets 10/22 Magazine Speed Loader 40430

I just got it today and I’ve loaded roughly 10x of the BX15, two of the BX25, and a bunch of the rotary ten round mags. It definitely works the best with the tens but it’s done really well with all of them. Worth the money for sure.

It not only damages the ammo it’s a big dent in the side, but it will not load billets past about 8 in a 25 ijj no it clip and now it won’t load at all. The crank handle broke off and will not go back on. It is obviously machine fit into place and impossible to reinstall. Terrible design. It’s a rip off.

The media could not be loaded.  The following are reviews of 2 Single round loaders and 2 Large capacity loaders for the Ruger 10/22 rifle mags.Single round loaders:Maglula loaderGreat product for 10 and more round magazines!!!!! hight quality product. Quick magazine snap in and release. Other loaders are not near as easy to use. This one is quick and easy to use and small. If needed the unloader is really easy to use.Mag Pal Ruger 10/22 Quick & Easy Magazine LoaderNot a good product. Does not work well. Not worth the money.Large capacity loaders:The Champion Loader (with the zig zag Hopper).Best for large capacity. Good if you have multiple 25 round mags. easy to load hopper. Easy to load each round with little effort and a single turn of the large handle. Love this product.Butler Creek loaderI don’t like This loader as it requires way to much shaking to get a few rounds in the queue (way to much time to get few rounds in hopper needs design change). The loading mechanism jams and requires back and forth on the dial to get each round loaded.

When mine arrived, it was a "Shooter's Ridge" brand. With a little research, I found that this and the Champion branded device are the same thing - with two exceptions:1. The colored plastic parts are "Champion Orange" on that model instead of the green that is on mine. (I like the green better anyway)... and:2. The Champion model comes with instructions!! This is kind of a big deal considering that there are some important things to know about how to operate ( -> and what NOT to do under ANY circumstances <- ) with this tool. I suspect that the 'what not to do' items probably account for a good number of the low reviews. There are some good (and a lot of not so good) videos on YouTube that detail the proper way to use it. By all means seek these out before you insert a magazine the wrong way or try to turn the loaging... um... 'handle' clockwise (it goes counter clockwise when looking at it from the bottom - clockwise will quickly turn the whole thing into trash). Make sure you load the first round by hand, and do not try to set any speed records. And whatever you do - DO NOT try to force it to operate if it hangs up... which it will at some point in time. After a half dozen loadings of BX 25 Magazines, I have had it happen twice, and that was on the first two. It might should be called a thumb saver rather than a speed loader - although dumping a box of 22 rounds in the zigzag hopper and shaking it around gets the rounds all lined up the right direction, that's a plus. A little more engineering and better materials would make this a 5 star plus shooting accessory.

This will load 10/22 mags with 22lr fairly effectively, but it's not foolproof, and in my experience often takes just about as much time as loading by hand. You'll also need to load the first round yourself before attaching if you want it to work more reliably. The upside is, your thumb will hurt less at the end of the day.

Haven't used it a lot yet, but it seems pretty sturdy. definitely saves your fingers from loading larger magazines.

I think this product was a great idea, but wasnt very well thought out.Cartridge alignment was poor when operating the crank handle which made it jam continually and increased loading effort. Infact the the operating effort was so high and knotchy that the handle eventually broke making the speed loader unusable. This handle breakage happened on loading of the third 25rnd. Magazine. I had hopes that possibly just being careful, and finding a rythum would help it work more smoothly, but it broke too quickly.I had purchased two of these; one as a gift and one for myself.... Sadly am returning both speed loaders for a refund. And not recommend the purchase to anyone.

Bought this to replace my preban Butler Creek mag loader which I simply lost over 30 years. This one isn't the same as the old one but it works just fine. It's seems like it may be fragile if used wrong. But as long as you don't load up like a retard you should be fine