m&p 15-22 magazine loader

should the first run be white or black

  • white

    Votes: 5 9.4%
  • black

    Votes: 48 90.6%

  • Total voters
    53
  • Poll closed .
I've loved the reviews on this. I'm looking forward to them going on sale, but I might miss my chance. I'm heading our of town the same week they come out. I'll keep my fingers crossed!
 
I've loved the reviews on this. I'm looking forward to them going on sale, but I might miss my chance. I'm heading our of town the same week they come out. I'll keep my fingers crossed!

don't worry i got plenty,,, if they go fast ill save you one!
i also will have a special deal going on too!!! ,,,,i got a butt load of aluminum spit ball tubes for the children, they are only 1.50 ech!!!!!!!:D only while supplies last!!!!
 
update

ok everyone,, one of our testers "straightshooter" from texas came up with a new tube tip design the works very well, the new cut is on the magazine side of the tube,,
it is a side cut instead of a square cut,, and has made my side alot easier and makes the brass tube that much more sturdier too.!!! i think all you testers will agree,"
you should be able to empty your mag, then throw the box,then use the tube to stab a zombie or alien with the tube!!!(just in case!)
web site looks good just gave it a test drive,, needs a few more tweaks but it looks like it will work for now,, hopefully, will try to turn it on for the week end!!!!
i will be sending out the new tubes for the testers this weekend!!!!please post what you all think of it..
 
I was thinking, What if you, instead of cutting the M shape out of the bottom of the loader you simply cut a slot just below the ramp where the rounds sit. Take the tube and make about a 1/4" section that is flat with no raised sides and then slide that into the slot that was cut out. It would make it less likely that when the rounds are being pushed into the tube that one might let the tube drop away from the base and make it more foolproof because it will always line up the same them.


Thoughts?
 
I was thinking, What if you, instead of cutting the M shape out of the bottom of the loader you simply cut a slot just below the ramp where the rounds sit. Take the tube and make about a 1/4" section that is flat with no raised sides and then slide that into the slot that was cut out. It would make it less likely that when the rounds are being pushed into the tube that one might let the tube drop away from the base and make it more foolproof because it will always line up the same them.


Thoughts?
i think i know what you mean ,, but the new brass tube has a small "tit" to insert in the grove and seems to wirk very well,,
with out modifying the box., i guess wait to try out the new tube design and,or try to draw a pic to describe a bit more in detail,,im always willing to explore anything that makes this better!,, as long as it dont take to much capital to make the change that is!:)
 
So I'm back at work and my girlfriend was cleaning up the closet and came across the loader. I had told her about it when it came in, but we had other priorities so she wasn't too interested. Anyway, she got to playing around with it and figured out how to use it without even asking me :) Just goes to show how genius of a design it is
 
thats great dik,,
wait untill you try the new tube design its even better..
all of you have helped make a even better product from the cap to the packaging,, i cant say how this beta tester idea has helped the development of this!!!
im curious ,,i know from my own preference,
would you load your 10 rnd by hand or use the loader?
i know that after using the loader loading the 10rd by hand still sucks, and look for the loader every time!

opinions?
 
I would use the loader, even for 10rd magazines.

It's more than likely I would be loading several at a time, together with some 25's, besides the loader is just a lot more fun than thumbing one at a time.
 
I think I'd prefer to use the loader for tens because you can fill the thing up with one tube. No reloading the tube to finish off loading, so it seems like it's better suited for the tens.
 
Pretty excited and looking forward to this product. Good job skunkwerkz! Loading mags by hand is a total PITA!

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Patience. Skunk will let you know when it's available. Although it has been mentioned previously that http://www.slickloader.com might be the website for it. At the moment it's a GoDaddy placeholder, but once it's live you'll probably be able to order it from there.

sorry guys the web page didnt make it today like i wanted it too.. hoping for tomorrow !!!!!!i will post as soon as it goes live!!!
once the web site is visible you can order it immediately,, while stock lasts,,,,i only have several hundred made right now!!!
 
Patience. Skunk will let you know when it's available. Although it has been mentioned previously that http://www.slickloader.com might be the website for it. At the moment it's a GoDaddy placeholder, but once it's live you'll probably be able to order it from there.

ok just spoke with the web guy!

the web site is uploaded and propagating as we speak, and will take a few hours to reach the web domain direction,so keep checking in !!!!
 
Website is live!!!

I was just coming here to say that.

I was also going to ask if the order form works...? I filled out the info and hit "Order Now!" but it just cleared the page (including the form to be filled).
 
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Hmmm, I try to input my info but it keeps erroring out. I think still needs some fine tunning. Also, the shipping address same as billing checkbox is not copying contents over. I manually typed it all in on both sets with the same error.
 
Hmmm, I try to input my info but it keeps erroring out. I think still needs some fine tunning. Also, the shipping address same as billing checkbox is not copying contents over. I manually typed it all in on both sets with the same error.

ok retry if you would like,, i just tried a test and it works fine,,
if you check the same as box you dont have to retype it also, although it dosnt auto fill it in, it will on the next page..
 
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