Universal Speed Loader – Magazine Loader for 9mm 10mm | .40 S&W Pistols | .45 .380 ACP | Glock 19 43X and about every other brand/Mag Loader, Fast Reload, Thumb Saver – Made in USA

Works way better than jamming your thumb repeatedly. Seems well thought out and it was quick to figure out how to load a magazine. Not sure how long it will last, but time will tell.

The ParaBellum Designs Universal Speed Loader has been a solid, time‑saving tool since I picked it up last year, making magazine loading for 9mm and 10mm smooth, quick, and easy on the hands. Its sturdy build and reliable grip take the strain out of range days, and the universal fit works consistently across different mags. A simple, durable accessory that continues to perform exactly as promised.

Despite a few reviews claiming it takes a PhD in mechanical engineering to operate, I figured it out almost immediately. If you can operate a stapler and have average emotional stability, I think you’ll be alright! Build quality is excellent — solid, well-designed, made in the USA, and doesn’t feel like it came free with a box of cereal. It also includes all the accessories you need, including a slick little clip that pulls 10 rounds straight out of the case at once. I've tried almost ALL the speed loader options that are available on Amazon. But, this thing loads mags so fast it feels like it’s trying to beat a personal record. My thumbs, which normally file a formal complaint after a range day, are now relaxed, chilling, and considering early retirement! Bottom line: fast, well-made, intuitive, thumb-saving, and slightly addictive to use. I now look for excuses to load magazines just for fun.

While this is 3D printed, it is solidly made and well thought out. The ammo loader is held to the body by magnets and comes off easily. You run it over the top of ammo and it pick up the bullets. You then slide them out into the feed ramp. The provided “spacers” (see pics) make it easy to use a variety of magazine sizes (and they store magnetically underneath the body). It does take practice to get used to loading magazines, but once you get the hang of it it is quick and easy.

Soooo easy

I bought this for my wife, to load her new SIG P365xl mags.. She figured out how to use it easily enough, but no matter how careful she was, there were alignment issues once more than 6 rounds were loaded.. she had to apply too much force to get the rounds into the mag, and ended up frustrated, which completely shut down the loading session for her.. game over.. returned. Now, for my experiences with it: my EDC is an old Taurus PT709, which uses single stack 7 round mags. These are easily loaded by hand, but I wanted to see how this loader worked with them.. a MAJOR issue came up almost immediately. The lips on the mags are too long to use this loader. With no back spacer, the lips do not clear the brass, so they dig into it. that's a no-go situation that may or may not be unique to this series of mags.. either way, it's something to look out for.

As a member of Amazon Vine, I recently had the chance to test out the ParaBellum Designs Universal Speed Loader for .9mm/.40 ACP pistols, and I wanted to share my thoughts on it. This loader promises an easy, fast reload, acts as a thumb saver, and is proudly Made in the USA. Now, anyone who follows my reviews knows that I approach things with a pretty personal lens. For me, a product getting a four-star rating usually means it's exactly as described and works perfectly, but doesn't necessarily blow my socks off. Five stars are reserved for those truly revolutionary items or things that just completely exceed my expectations. So, where does this speed loader land? Well, the short answer is it gets a solid three stars from me, and let me tell you why. .FIRST OFF, LET'S BE CLEAR: THIS SPEED LOADER ABSOLUTELY WORKS AS IT SHOULD. IT'S DESIGNED TO MAKE LOADING MAGAZINES EASIER, and once you get the hang of it, it certainly does. The thing is, the marketing often makes these types of devices look incredibly effortless – just slide it on and go. And while that's the eventual outcome, there's a bit of a learning curve to get there. When I first started using it, I found myself fiddling around a bit. You really do need to practice to find that sweet spot, that "right angle" on the magazine, to get the loader to engage smoothly and efficiently. It's not quite a "plug and play" experience right out of the box, and I think that's an important detail for potential buyers. Once you achieve that intuitive feel for the angle, though, it seriously becomes a breeze. You'll quickly appreciate it as a genuine thumb saver, especially if you're loading multiple magazines at the range. So, while it delivers on its promise once you've put in a little bit of practice, it didn't quite hit that "revolutionary" or "exceeds expectations" mark for me due to that initial need for finessing. However, if you're willing to invest a few minutes into mastering the technique, it's definitely a useful tool to have in your range bag. It's well-built and, as mentioned, Made in the USA, which is always a plus!

it takes a little getting used to, but otgerwise works really well! Mine fits full douvle stack, 1.5, and single stacks for reloading. The bullets are a little cumbersome to keeo organized, but once I get the technique, I am able to load a very stiff, new, SigSauer maflg full with relative ease. 4 oit of 5 because it would be nice to move that entire side rail rather than a small piece my mag sorts sits on. Or add a whole wall thickness change. Just thinking on what might help.