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Manufacturer: Shooters Ridge 40430
Item: 58035
UPC: 076683404305

Plinking all day at the range can be fun, but loading the magazine time after time can start to wear on the shooter. The 10/22 Magazine Loader from Shooters Ridge will cut down on time spent meticulously reloading rimfire magazines. Compatible with all high capacity magazines, rimfire enthusiasts can load up to 50 rounds at a time with thumb saving speed and precision.

Specifications and features:
Loads all factory magazines with 22 LR and 17 Mach 2 rimfire ammo
Loads all Ruger 10/22 high capacity magazines
Great new design makes loading quicker and more efficient to maximize shooting time
Portable and dependable in the field
Holds more than 50 rounds at a time
Loads high capacity magazines in seconds
Cascading loading track feeds cartridges flawlessly
Average Customer Rating: 1.5 Rating (6 Customer Reviews)  Write a Review!
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1.0 Rating Trash!!!! - 2/10/2012Shooter's Ridge Ruger 10/22 Magazine Loader1.0000
Reviewer: Jack Reacher
Don't waste the money!! better off just doing it the old fashioned way. works everytime....
1.0 Rating Shooters Ridge Mag Loader - 4/16/2010Shooter's Ridge Ruger 10/22 Magazine Loader1.0000
Reviewer: pete eureka
Junk! I can not get the clip out, and the release is too hard. After 8 Ruger clips it would not load. I called manufacture and they will not give me my money back. They said not meant for Ruger clips but it says on package rotary clips ????? Do not buy this Shooter's Ridge Mag Loader, you will be sorry. I bought a different brand and it works very well.....
1.0 Rating DO NOT BUY! DO NOT BUY! - 11/14/2009Shooter's Ridge Ruger 10/22 Magazine Loader1.0000
Reviewer: GI JOKE
We filled up the loader and I stuck my 30 r. mag into it. It filled up fine,but getting it out was hard. You had to push down on these rock-hard buttons. We got the mag out, all right, but the loader was in half and the springs all over the gravel, so now the loader is in our basement collecting dust.
1.0 Rating it works, but very hard to use - 7/28/2009Shooter's Ridge Ruger 10/22 Magazine Loader1.0000
Reviewer: DS
Bought both Butler Creek and Shooter's Ridge loader. Butler Creek is hands down the winner. Shooter's Ridge loader is slow to load (one round per turn versus two rounds per turn), but my biggest complaint is that the magazine catch is almost impossible to operate with your hand, and was only marginally acceptable after grinding down the catch with a dremel. I recommend the Butler Creek loader.
1.0 Rating pos - 6/20/2009Shooter's Ridge Ruger 10/22 Magazine Loader1.0000
Reviewer: jay
this thing fell apart at the range dropping all the springs in the grass, the first day i used it. I managed to get it all back together and crazy glued the crank mech. togetherand so far so good. I dont like buying things thatfall apart that fast,buy the hot lips.
4.0 Rating Save your thumb & index finger! - 5/7/2009Shooter's Ridge Ruger 10/22 Magazine Loader4.0000
Reviewer: Jason
I was anxious to see this in action for myself. Most online reviews noted that getting magazines in and out was excruciatingly difficult - but they have to be snug for the loader to feed correctly. And there was what looked to be an "add-in" note in the hopper portion with an "extra" reminder that you have to sqeeze the magazine releases to insert or remove the mags - and YES, those springs are tough (especially new!) - to hold the magazine correctly. Smaller 10-round mags can be fun to remove as only about 1/4" sticks out... 25-round mags are much easier. The handle could be a bit more rigid - feels about like you expect a plastic handle to feel. Initially the bullets wouldn't drop down out of the hopper and after separating it from the loader section found out why. There is a spring-loaded door that covers the bullet exit from the hopper when separated from the loader. It's held open when mounted to the loader. This must have closed slightly in transit to prevent the bullets from dropping & being loaded. As soon as I snapped the hopper back on the loader it worked great. Other reviews noted that it can break the handle or push the magazine out (not likely via my first note above on the mag releases) if you try to over-load a mag. I figure I can use the loader to get close to maximum capacity (clear 25-round Shooter's Ridge 10/22 mags make this easy to see) then load the last one or two rounds by hand to save the loader (and my thumb & index finger overall too!). And if you turn slowly toward the end, you'll feel the resistance if the round won't go in & can stop. Definitely recommended!
 
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