Speedloaders

[Evans]

I am making this thread because I am looking for a speedloader that does not jam constantly. So far, every speedloader I have used has not liked me very much and jammed after 2 or 3 uses and it takes some fiddling in order to get it working properly again.

Basically, I am looking for a speedloader that can empty itself in one go without an error. I have looked around a bit and none are cheap except for the chinese ones (I have heard many stories about these, so I stay away from them). Is there any brand to stay loyal to when it comes to speedloaders?

[theguy]

Tokyo Marui.

[HaloSix4]

I have not had a problem with my Vanaras ones, but that is just me. http://www.rsov.com/index.php?target...roduct_id=2429

[Evans]

Originally Posted by Halo64

I have not had a problem with my Vanaras ones, but that is just me. http://www.rsov.com/index.php?target...roduct_id=2429

When it says "pistol magazine shaped" does it mean it's meant for pistol mag loading? Because that looks nothing like a pistol mag to me.

[L473ncy]

You know how there's "Magazine shaped" bb loaders? Well this is kind of like the "Pistol shaped" ones that you see except theres this weird extension thing. "Pistol shaped" being defined as like the $8 ones that Capital Airsoft sells.

[HaloSix4]

Ya, it works for all mags, it comes with the pistol mag adapter

[Styrak]

I had a King Arms one that worked well for 2 years then broke.

TM probably makes the best one, and I have one of those now (M4 mag shaped 400-and-some round one)

If you buy a cheap one, you'll get cheap results.

[Amos]

Originally Posted by Styrak

I had a King Arms one that worked well for 2 years then broke.

TM probably makes the best one, and I have one of those now (M4 mag shaped 400-and-some round one)

If you buy a cheap one, you'll get cheap results.

This is the one situation that I beg to differ.

I've had all brands, KA, TM, chinese all that...

From what I've found, BB click loaders are damn near throw-away items... so I'd recommend buying a cheap one over one of the more expensive ones (I got a KA loader that was broken out of the package, my TM loader lasted 2 scrims... and I've been using 2 cheap chinese click loaders for the past 3 months without any problems..)

[TokyoSeven]

I have Been using Tokyo Marui for years without issue (approx $8 from over seas), well thats not true. Physically and mechanically the pistol mag sized loaders work fine for me. My issue is that I keep losing them all the bloody time. However even with each and every new one that I have purchased I have never had an issue with them.

[Amos]

I must've just got a screwed up TM loader then...

I'll have to buy a new one.. and make sure I don't lose it.

[Stupideye]

I have a King Arms loader, as does my firend, and they work really well without any problems. We've had them for maybe 3 - 4 months or so.

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by Amos

This is the one situation that I beg to differ.

I've had all brands, KA, TM, chinese all that...

From what I've found, BB click loaders are damn near throw-away items... so I'd recommend buying a cheap one over one of the more expensive ones (I got a KA loader that was broken out of the package, my TM loader lasted 2 scrims... and I've been using 2 cheap chinese click loaders for the past 3 months without any problems..)

To tell you the truth I do have a chinese pistol-mag type loader that works great, but I've only used it for like a month or two. Only time will tell if it's actually durable.

[Chingyul]

I got a King Arms and a generic pistol-shaped loader.
The generic on misfeeds all the time, but the King Arms one has been running well.

[Sicyon]

I've had a king arms one for over a year now, and I've never had any problems with it

[Con Murder]

I took an old clearsoft 'm4' mag and just painted and hollowed it out. Sure its dump it all at once style only works for hicaps but thats what I'm doin.