AmeriGun Club Double Stack Speed Loader – Compatible with 9mm, .380 ACP, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, .357 SIG, 10mm, .45 Gap, 32 Auto, 22 TCM

Honestly, this is perfect. The same as the other speed loaders on here for $13. I tried it on my Steyr M9-A1 , SCCY CPX-1 , and my Dad's Smith & Weston (S&W) 40 cal, and it all worked. This does the same at a cheaper price. It's not as pretty as the other ones but don't let the other loaders fool you, one does them all, there is not much specific. The reason why i checked them all is that the Steyr and S&W are double stack but the SCCY is single, and it worked. The only issue that my dads loader and this have is that at a certain point, it tips the bullet but when it does, don't worry, use your other hand and press the tip down, and lift the hand away while keeping pressure on the loader. You are just tipping it back to a equal level. After this, or if it happens again, the bullets will just go in as normal. Takes an extra second but it saves my fingers and time. If you need two, i think they sell a pack of two for cheaper and it works the same, because it is the same. I don't get paid, i paid money for this stuff and nobody asked for a nice review. I just don't want you to spend $13, or $20 on two speedloaders when this does the same. If you think this is a good review, thumbs up please, i like to think my reviews help and i like to see it so i know!

works well for the money. a little tight for a 38

As an 86-year-old, I have lost significant strength in my hands and arms and can no longer efficiently load magazines for my 1911 .38 Super. I have searched everywhere for a magazine reloader for this caliber without luck. I was very skeptical of this one when I happened upon it on Amazon but, by golly, it works! It obviously will load magazines of multiple calibers and capacities but it is somewhat difficult to get it properly aligned and that does slow down the reloading process. Still, despite my muscle weakness, I was able to reload two magazines in about15 minutes. That sounds and is slow. For me, it's the difference between shooting and not shooting. And I have some simple modifications I'm gonna try to see if I can make it more efficient. I'm very Happy with this purchase!

When I purchased this, I thought it would make a decent addition to my gear bag. I found it just as easy to keep handloading the mags. I still have them somewhere. My fault for trying tom go the cheap route. If you need one, get one. I just didn't find it useful enough to continue its use.

I just bought this to use on a S&W SD 40 with double stacked magazines. It works pretty good and definitely saves your thumb from trying to push the rounds in. If you’re having trouble loading your magazines it’s worth checking out.

Definitely not universal. Not sure why .32 is in the title, but the bit that pushes down on the ammo is too wide to fit multiple pistols in that caliber. Granted, sandpaper and/or a dremel could fix that problem, but the body of the magazine won't fit properly either so using it is awkward at best. If you are buying this for anything smaller than a .380, look elsewhere.

These loaders are great little items. They take all the stress off your thumb when loading pistol magazines. This one works great for my S&W .40 and my SKKY 9mm, both of them being double stack magazines. It should work fine on single stacks too.

It did not fit my cartridge really cheaply made