UpLula vs. Butler Creek Magazine Speed Loaders. Which is Best? 

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You can no longer buy maglula products on Amazon. There were too many fakes being sold so amazon took them down, either on their own or at the behest of maglula ltd. I bought mine from a local gun shop, $34.99.

As stated- no longer on Amazon

@@smkordis you can only get ch res apologize knockoffs on amazon. If you go to their website they show the in person store chains and very few online stores they go through

This video is 5 years old and I still use this exact same uplula on a weekly basis.

Yep, they now have a single stack adapter.

@@deuceandguns I have the older Shield 9mm and does that single stack adaptor come with it or sold seperately?..thx

Glad it helped. Put that $5 towards your next ammo purchase.

Mine stays in my range bag just to make sure I never leave it behind.

Walmart has a very forgiving return policy, especially if you're cool with store credit. It's always worth a shot.

It played a small part of the time difference but that Butler creek option was not well designed. Keep in mind what made it to the video was the best one I could muster after several attempts.

The 17rd mags do work a little better. The 33rd mags need a stiffer spring because they have to overcome more weight and friction.

Amazon sells inserts that you can pop in and out of the uplula. Different inserts for 1911’s and single stacks and all sorts of different mag types. Takes the wobble out when switching between mags for full size M&P 9 and Shirld 9.

Not many options out there for that big boomer. I did find this one but I don't know anything about the seller. amzn.to/2VMMFRB

Those mags are easy to load since the rounds are so big. I've got plenty of DE .50 mags for my .50AE & I have no trouble loading them by hand, it's only 7 cartridges to load per mag vs 33 in the Glock mag Deuce is loading.

It'll handle any double stack pistol mag. I've used my uplula to load up the Glock 33rd mag.

At some point after this video was made they stopped selling it on Amazon but it can be found in sporting goods stores and on their websites.

Yep, those last five or six rounds are pretty rough.

The Maglula company sued Amazon for selling counterfeit versions. I guess they pulled them until the lawsuit is resolved. My link was to their official Amazon store but they are still available from just about any sporting goods shop that sells firearms.

I found none on Amazon.

Do these Glock loaders load multiple style magazines for Ruger, S&W, Beretta etc.?

Mine too man the bullet won’t even fit

Lmfao

What did he do incorrectly?

Exactly. I have the same loader and it works fine.

I was going to say the same thing, plus you could push the assist instead of the round itself if for whatever reason it doesn't push the round on it's own. This was all user error.

If you have loose ammo, no.

I just got my Uplula. Much more effective, but a bit finicky. At least the return works and the rounds arent wobbling around inside the tool. Uplula wins. If that plung tab doesnt break.

HA! I made a comment at some point about that but decided to edit it out.

@@deuceandguns Hey BC, I am this ( makes tiny sign with 2 fingers ) close to making the plunge and getting my first Black Powder revolver. I think I have told you I live on a low SSDI disability income so buying anything i can't eat has to wait and be saved up for. well this last year I have bought all the things I need for Black Powder. Brass Powder Flask, Brass Powder Measure, brass capper, Nipple wrench, 100 .454 round lead balls, 100 pre lubed wads, One Lb Black Powder substitute, Pkg #10 Remington Percussion caps. I was originally going to wait for Cabelas sale to buy the Pieta1851 Confederate Navy for $149.99 on sale. However after more thought I waited another month to save up for the Brass Frame Pieta 1858 New Army for $229.99. I have been experimenting with making paper cartridges using cig rolling p[apers. Have you ever rolled your own paper catridges for your BP revolvers?

@@Bill23799 I've never tried the paper cartridges but I've seen people use them. The 1858 New Army is nice because you don't have to deal with the wedge every time you're cleaning and that wedge does wear out eventually.

@@deuceandguns I had a chance to handle a 1851 Navy in a Pwn shop. The grip seemed a bit small for me. Not that I have BIG hands. I read the 1858 has little larger grips. If you ever do try making your own paper cartridges i think it would make a nice BP video for you to show. I think during the Civil War that is primarily how they reloaded revolvers in battle. Pre made packs holding 6 paper cartridges and 8 percussion caps. Extras in case you drop one.

@@deuceandguns Hey BC you need to check Classic Firearms RU-vid video titled. " Huge Weekly Deal On Everything AR- 15 + More " Holy cow!!!!! they have several great items at great prices. I am not including the link because you mentioned YT frowns on that.

Tex, that's a great question! I'll have to do some math on that one.

They had to close their Amazon store due to fraud. I'd recommend MidwayUSA for online which is on their approved list of retailers.

Haha... Any way to get the video over the 10 minute mark.

Prove it, 33 round Glock mag

@@keldonator kinda hard not knowing what his time is on the 33rd grease gun mag w/either loader.. so there's that. Also, I don't do Glock, mainly Sig & Springfield.

@@RideForLifeCR250R this video shows the time of the 33 round Glock magazine with a loader... In order for you to smash his time it would have to be the same magazine like he compared in the video, obviously

@@keldonator absolutely, eliminate variables. I didn't realize/remember if he'd timed himself loading a grease gun mag. Unfortunately due to the state in which I reside in passing mag capacity regulations, getting a 33 rounder poses a small hurdle.

@@RideForLifeCR250R I guess due to your statement you already beat his time with the same magazine, I guess it was just blowing smoke 😅