Who makes the best 308 mag loader?

[BR-549]

After searching the site and finding nothing about mag loaders, I decided to ask this question. I have only found one on the web so far, made by NcStar. Are there any others out there? I love the Stripula, but it is only available in .223.

[weaponizer]

I haven't tried it myself, but i heard the the M1/M14 loader that Lula offers will work on Armalite mags.....

[BR-549]

Well, I had to buy one to try it out. The NcStar speed loader works very well, with or without stripper clips, and is made pretty well. Looks like it will last a while. On another loader issue, I also purchased the Strip Lula for .223. It works fantastically and comes in a smaller unit than most loaders. Buy one, you won't be sorry.

[unforgiven]

I tried the Commenga easyloader [not magazine] put in loose rounds holds 20 pull down on tab.They say lifetime guarantee I use it on 5.56 will get one for .308 check it out see what you think it's $39.95.Shoot on bros.

[ericacp45]

While I don't have first hand experience at the moment with the Maglula LULA loader, if it's similar to their UpLula loaders for pistols then I have high hopes.

If anyone has experience with the LULA I'd love to hear from you.

--eric

[Robocop1051]

I've use the same one for years and it hasn't failed me yet...Have you tried using this one?

I think they make a right handed model as well??? :laughing4:

[planeflyer21]

I've use the same one for years and it hasn't failed me yet...Have you tried using this one?

I think they make a right handed model as well??? :laughing4:

Haven't tried that one but have a similar model.  Maybe when you make it to AZ you can give a demo of that model you have.

<thumbsup>

Jon

[98Z5V]

If we can somehow get him down here, I think the only reason he'll go back to Kalifornication is to load up all his stuff for the move...  <laughs> <thumbsup>

[unforgiven]

Don't know just can't get mine to work....my secret shame. <lmao> :cookoo:

[edgecrusher]

If we can somehow get him down here, I think the only reason he'll go back to Kalifornication is to load up all his stuff for the move...  <laughs> <thumbsup>

Maybe we can get him there to coincide with my annual fall trip?

[98Z5V]

Maybe we can get him there to coincide with my annual fall trip?

That would be the straw that...  ah, we know.    <laughs>

Rene, I never knew, brother...  <lmao>

[Robocop1051]

That would be the straw that...  ah, we know.    <laughs>

I already told the wife we're going. Maybe pack up the trailer and do the long drive for a few weeks. She wants to see the Grand Canyon again. She'll follow me anywhere, as long as there's a Starbucks.

[unforgiven]

Brother Robo if you have not checked out the bump out the native americans have and your not afraid of heights it's very cool.

[BR-549]

I've use the same one for years and it hasn't failed me yet...Have you tried using this one?

I think they make a right handed model as well??? :laughing4:

Robocap, This gets old after a few mags, plus I wont even try to load a beta c mag that way.... that's just silly. For all who care, the .308 ncstar loader works well, I bought one and it does what its supposed to. For those of you with ar15s, the strip lula is the bomb. It works great.

[unforgiven]

http://www.cobratactical.com/Cammenga-EasyLoader-Rifle-Magazine-Loader-REL308-A_p_9681.html ....  http://www.cammenga.com/product_p/rel223.htm I use these for loose rounds,works good in the winter.

[bluzjamer]

I got a good one.......but she's busy makin dinner right now and she \s got some guns to clean before she gets to that.

[unforgiven]

<thumbsup>  <lmao>  <laughs>

[lasher]

I've use the same one for years and it hasn't failed me yet...Have you tried using this one?

I think they make a right handed model as well??? :laughing4:

 

that's the one i use, works fine

[EngrBob]

I've use the same one for years and it hasn't failed me yet...Have you tried using this one?

I think they make a right handed model as well??? :laughing4:

Me too.  Tools for the 9mm and .45, but just these for .223 and .308.