Here is our version of the M&P 15-22 Magazine Loader. I have not seen many out there.

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Will fit the 10 round with thumb button, 25 round and 32 round magazines.

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If you have a S&W 10 round there is a pin in the bottom that can be removed and it makes it a 25 round.

RON

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22LOADERZ

Interesting. I see why it comes in pink

leather? cost? more details please

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SDMF

For all you guys that just don't want to mess up your manicure!!

Black and grey are 3/16 abs plastic and the pink is .093 kydex.

For you unfortunate ones in Cali I have a model with a bullet button built on to it.

They are $15 each shipped, anywhere in USA.

The magazine thumb buttons for the 10 round mags are $5

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22LOADERZ

$15 for a fifty cent (max) piece of ABS or kydex??? You gotta be kidding!

$5, maybe; $15, don't hold your breath.

I'm not understanding what it does. Is it taking the place of the load assist button? Or is it made for mags that don't have load assist buttons?

It goes over the mag and pushes down the follower using the load assist button. Some people don't like loading the magazines, so it helps and their fingers don't get sore. The 25 and 32 round mags have the button on them, some of the 10 round magazines do too. If the mag does not have the button then the loader will not work on it. Fortunately S&W designed the mag to allow the button to be changed.

Fortunately Major a lot of people don't want to push down the follower so they do buy the loaders from us. Most of our loaders are for pistols and they are around $6 each.

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22LOADERZ

I don't have a problem with loader assists. I wouldn't be without my UPlulu, but $15 for a piece of flat plastic? Really?

Don't hold back tell us how you really feel

Are people really having so much difficultly loading the 15-22 mags that they are in need of a load assist devise?

I find the 15-22 mags to be extremely easy to load even with tendentious in both wrist.

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Molon Labe!

Not realy because of difficulty. The idea is just to make it easier. Most 22 mags have a thumb button to push the follower down to load. The loader just gives a larger platform to push the button down making it easier.

We give the option to the shooters.

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22LOADERZ

Keep mind mind we have some older shooters here with arthritis. I know, I know, the argument is if you can't load the mag you shouldn't depend on it for protection. But this gun is a weekend toy for a lot of folks, not a cc.

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Save time, see it my way. LP

No the point is, it is just another option for somebody who likes the idea or feels it will be beneficial to them for what ever reason. I am happy with the load assist buttons I bought off ebay, but if I have poor manual dexterity or arthritis this just maybe the item I need. TOO EACH HIS OWN

Yeah I never get a sore thumb from loading the mags, but maybe that's just me. I get in now a wider surface for pulling the follower down. Probably would be handy for folks with limited dexterity, or a handy cap.

Folks, I don't mind the loading assist too, it is a useful device. Anyone who pays $15 for a 50 cent piece of plastic, however ...

is called a customer.....

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22LOADERZ

Well, that's one term for them.

And what do you call the one selling a $15 for a 50 cent piece of plastic???

The owner and inventor of the product.

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22LOADERZ

A smart marketer ...

Only if it sells!

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22LOADERZ

That is true. Seriously, I think it's a cool product but way overpriced. I'd give you $5 for one in a heartbeat for my nine-year old grandson to use. I might even use one when my arthritis kicks in.

Intersting product and while it may have a limited audience I always find it odd that some choose to voice an opinion that may/will offend someone. I realize this is the "world wide web" and is anonymous but maybe thinking the thought is enough instead of posting it.

So no one should ever voice a dissenting opinion? Good luck with that philosophy.

I have learned that in business not every person is a customer, but they do have the potential to be.

My products are not for everyone, and people are entitled to an opinion. Thankfully here in the good ole USA we have that right. I accept all opinions because I have to but, no one has made a comparable item.

Think of it as the first car, they were new and high priced for the time period. People bought them and learned they liked them. Of course there was still opinions about them also.

I do believe that Open was referring to the negative context of the opinion stated. I agree with him but that damn freedom of speech....



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22LOADERZ

Geez, negative content?

My only negativity was the cost. It's my opinion that the cost is too much for what the product is made of. And I make no apology for that opinion or for expressing it. End of discussion.

I didn't have any popcorn for this experience but the chocolate ice cream was real good. Don't stop now.

Now on the serious side. This is a discussion forum... isn't it? The inventor came to us. We didn't go to his website, or Facebook or anything like that. If I were ever to get smart enough to invent something useful, I would like to hope I would get honest opinions from my potential clients. I would hope to take the good with the bad.

This world is just getting too politically correct for me. Folks have forgotten how to agree to disagree. I happen to agree it is a nice idea but overpriced. That statement is not designed to hurt or run off business. It is simply the truth as I see it. If the inventor finds enough customers at the price that it is now offered, well God bless him & God bless capitalism.

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FIDELITAS ET FORTITUDO

https://raveneyecustom.sharepoint.com/Pages/MP1522.aspx
something similar, cheaper, metal, and comes with 2 buttons...and i have one...only because i needed the buttons to convert two 10rd mags to 25 round mags...yours solves my one issue with the raven customs tool...which is the raven customs tool is kind of hard to keep the key in the key cap. it's just easier not to use it...but then again, i got it for the buttons, not the tool...

IF i needed something like this, for the price difference, i would go with the raven eye customs again, even knowning how awkward it is to use

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SDMF

What I find ironic is when a forum member posts a complaint about people re-selling a brick of 22lr for $80, other members basically tell them to quit complaining, buy it or not, and call it supply and demand of the free market and then procede to pontificate on the importance of being prepared and stocking up. Yet when an individual designs, markets and sells a product that they actually put time into and assumes a financial risk, we have a discussion as to whether or not $15 is too much for a piece of plastic. Personally, I call it entrepreneurism – from which our free market operates.

Sorry, but I don't understand your point. In both situations there is discussion as to if the price matches the value of the product. In both situations some state the price is too high and in both situations we have folks stating if the market will bear the price, then good for capitalism. Where is the irony?

These forums are not the place to advertise your product without discussion. When you offer something on a discussion forum, expect to get all types of responses. The key word here is discussion.

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FIDELITAS ET FORTITUDO

I don't know fellers... but a $15 plastic tool seems to pretty much go along with the theme of a $500 plastic .22 rifle.


Anyway... the discussion threads aren't really for advertising and selling. We do allow folks to discuss product development and such in the discussion forums, but this looks like to be a finished product ready for market. 22LOADEREZ, feel free to advertise in the 15-22 Classifieds. *** 15-22 Specific CLASSIFIEDS *** For extended advertising please PM handejector about our Forum Vendor Program.