Product Preview: AR-15 7.62x39 mm LULA Loader & Unloader

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posted on August 14, 2018
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finger- and time-saving product designed for 7.62x39 mm-chambered AR-15-style rifles that utilize metal magazines, the LULA Loader & Unloader from Maglula is a polymer loading device that simply slides over the top of a magazine. The finger-operated cam lever, once depressed, enables users to easily drop in subsequent rounds. To unload, simply rotate the magazine with the LULA attached and cam the lever forward and back—the action uses gravity as an aid to dispense cartridges from the magazine. Price: $32. Contact: Maglula Ltd.; maglula.com.

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