Ludex Universal Pistol Speed Loader, Mag Reloader for 9mm Luger 10mm .40S&W .45ACP .357Sig .380ACP 1911 Single and Double Stack Magazines

I'm a few months in with this and I am incredibly impressed!! I have used it for 9mm, 40 s&w, 380, 10mm and 45acp.It is so easy to use and I don't know how I've functioned without it. Pays for itself in a couple of magazine loads because it saves a lot of time and it saves your thumbs. I have loaded hundreds of rounds with this and it's showing a little wear but still functioning with ease. Even if it does wear out, I will order another. The material is hard durable plastic and everything fits just right. Everyone should have one of these especially if you use multiple calibers.

I was pretty satisfied with it, I saw a few comments saying there not good I think they just didn’t use it correctly or maybe a bit old to understand how to use it but it’s fairly simple I used on a canik double stack mag 9mm and .40 mag for a Glock as well as a Fn 509 mag 9mm all worked flawless with this also for my .40 mag I have extra extended mags 22-30round mags for the range which can get difficult to fill and takes longer this made it wayyyy more easy to work with and at least twice as fast. Overall 9/10 would even say 10/10 if it was metal but not a big deal.

My fingers went on strike after the last range trip. If I have to load a few dozen more mags while trying to enjoy a day slinging lead (they said), you can get bent and figure out how to wipe your bum with your palm. Well, that would not do. So thought I would give this a try. It came in today and I figured I would reload my Glock G17 Gen 4 double stack 9mm mags (eight of those, 18 rounds), Sig (P365 XL) double stack 9mm mags (two with 16 rounds there), and Glock G20 Gen 4 double stack 10mm mags (two with 18 rounds). Loading that many manually would have taken a bit of time and some pauses to finger shake and say a blue word or three. But this went really fast and did not take much effort. I loaded in my palm as opposed to a hard surface so it is pretty easy to do that, if you find yourself with little table surface to use. Nice little tool, I figure it is a good addition to the range bag, especially considering the cost. Being Nylon (which is a good thing really) it does take a bit of a beating as you can see in the images. All of those were taken after I loaded to 200+ rounds, it was not scratched up when new. Not sure if those shavings can find their way into the mag, but I kind of blew on it and shook it a bit as I loaded, since it was in my left palm. The first 3/4 of the mag is slick as snot to load up. As that spring gets under tension it gets a bit more finicky: you have to watch the bullet popping sideways and out the tool when hand loading like I was. Not sure if it does that when on a table, but being multi-caliber and multi stack friendly the round does not have a super tight grip in that ramp there. Once that tension really starts working against you just pay attention. If the round lands in a dirty ground then blah, you have to blow it clean or pray away the dirt or whatever. I loaded on the bed so no debris when the few rounds popped out sideways. So far I say this is a good tool to have in the bag, and in fact I bought one more today due to the Cyber Monday sale: hard to turn down $14 for something that loads so fast and easy. I will see how long before it gets flaky and becomes problematic. Pros: Low cost Multi caliber Single and double stack mag Easy to use/fool proof Fast loading Light and small, takes up little room in the bag Won't scratch/damage any finishes Can load in your hand (no hard surface needed) A few colors to choose, if that matters to you Cons: Seems to take a beating a bit fast Bullet can slip out sideways when the mag is over 3/4 loaded with a tight spring If we could give half-stars I would feel good about 4.5 out of 5. I want to keep it at 4 right now as not sure if that damage in the slideway makes any impact or not. Might not, but also wondering if it risks getting some little pieces jammed up in the mag. I guess I could unload my last few mags and see if I see anything in there. Sounds like a next weekend project.

I bought some 32 round magazines for some of my guns and they are tough to load by hand. I've tried other loader designs and hated them but this one is the one for me. I love it and it make loading a million times easier and I get to save my fingers.

You must get this! The first thing I noticed when I took it out of the box is how well made it is. It's so smooth to operate and effortless. We all know how hard it is to get those last couple of rounds in the magazines of these micro nines and this makes it completely routine. What you do it a few times it's very fast this is absolutely worth the money. The non-slip base pad is very stable and it doesn't move. It worked perfectly for the 380 mags in my bodyguard 2.0. this is one of the best purchases I've made in a long time

Learning curve required. That is unfortunate, because other loaders I've used had none. It works, but it takes some getting used to. I use 9mm, and .380, so it seemed to make sense, but this just isn't a clean enough design to convert me from my trusty Uplula. It is well-built, but it just isn't intuitive.

This took a bit to figure out, but once you do it, it’s an outstanding product loaded my magazines, extremely well four different caliber in one

Great item! Misplaced my Maglula and needed a speedloader to load my magazines. Having arthritis in both hands makes it impossible to load more then 4 rounds into my various magazines. I read reviews and watched videos of various speedloaders and decided to try the Ludex Universal. I opened the box and didn't even look at the instructions. Remembered the easy video how to, and turned the knob to a 9mm setting, inserted my 9mm, put my magazine in the slot, pushed down and forward and had 10 rounds flawlessly and quickly in the magazine. This Ludex Universal in my opinion is truly much better then my misplaced Maglula that I've used for decades. The Ludex is more durable and easier to use too.

I can reload 9mm 22 lr 22 mag . easy and faster just select the rigth length for you. always depends on magazine used u can't trust the marks on specific calibers on it .. But yes is amazingly FASTER THAN A MAGLULA

Novelty (30 years experienced shooter) I tried to use this to load regular modern double-stack mags, and found it clumsy to say the least.. A mag loader shouldn’t require much effort or technique to use. I’m not going to spend days, hours, or devote many mags into learning to use a mag loader. Other devices are faster, more durable, and mastered immediately. -Soft plastic material, mag-gouged it immediately. -Different than pictures.. (Has no markings on mine). -No bueno with ball ammo >.40 -Even .40 ball sometimes bumps over the little ledge and slips rounds onto the floor instead of into the mag. Maybe not so universal, and (again) other devices are faster, more durable, and mastered immediately.

It works pretty good, it’s good but not the best loader. I many rounds require a few attempts. Once you in to a rhythm it’s not bad, but the Lula is far easier to use.

Works really well.

Took a bit of messing around and reading the instructions to get it to work smoothly. Once you get it dialed in, works like a charm. As example, there are tiny numbers on both sides of the scale to help you narrow down your ammunition caliber, 45 acp is not one of them. You’ll most likely to re read the manual until you figure it out. Although this part is frustrating, once it’s set up and dialed in it’s fast and no more bloody fingers. That’s the best outcome for me! It’s almost universal which is great. The manual states that it won’t work for certain types.