U-LOAD Magazine Loader

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posted on January 2, 2015
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Designed to work with many of today's most popular semi-automatic handguns chambered in .22 Long Rifle, GTUL's U-Load magazine loader allows shooters to spend less of their range time reloading depleted magazines, and thus more time actually depleting them. The U-LOAD is a simple and inexpensive U-shaped piece of plastic that fits around the outside of the gun's magazine and contacts the pins protruding from the sides of the follower. Once placed over the top of the magazine, simply push the U-Load downward to allow for fast and easy loading. Release it by pushing the two arms upward and outward. Your fingertips will thank you. The loader works with many of today's .22-caliber handguns utilizing the 1911 platform, such as those offered by Browning and SIG Sauer, as well as ATI's GSG-1911. It also fits the Ruger SR22, S&W M&P22 and SIG Mosquito. MSRP: $9. Contact: GTUL LLC, 722 Cedar Point Blvd. #212, Cedar Point, NC 28584; (757) 647-0805; mygtul.com.

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