BEST 3 MAG LOADERS TESTED!

Published on October 17, 2018
Duration: 16:00

This video provides a practical, hands-on comparison of three popular magazine loaders: the Maglula UpLULA, ETS CAM Loader, and MagPump. Through systematic time-trial testing, the video evaluates speed, ease of use, and value for various pistol calibers and magazine capacities. The ETS CAM Loader emerges as the top performer for speed and affordability, while the Maglula remains a solid, classic choice. The MagPump is noted for its higher cost and potential reliability issues.

Quick Summary

The ETS CAM Loader is the top-performing magazine loader, offering the best combination of speed and value at $30. It averaged an impressive 13.45 seconds for 15 rounds, outperforming competitors like the Maglula UpLULA and the more expensive, less reliable MagPump.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Product Overview
  2. 00:40Maglula UpLULA Overview
  3. 02:08Maglula UpLULA Testing
  4. 05:04ETS CAM Loader Testing
  5. 07:25MagPump Testing
  6. 11:11High Capacity Testing
  7. 12:55Conclusion & Value Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

Which magazine loader is the fastest for pistol rounds?

The ETS CAM Loader proved to be the fastest in testing, achieving an average loading time of 13.45 seconds for 15 rounds of 9mm ammunition, significantly quicker than the Maglula UpLULA and MagPump.

What is the best value magazine loader?

Based on speed, ease of use, and price, the ETS CAM Loader at $30 is considered the best value. The Maglula UpLULA is a reliable alternative at a similar price point ($30-$40).

Is the MagPump worth the cost?

The MagPump, priced at $123, is generally not recommended for average range use due to its high cost and reported feeding issues ('bobbles') during testing, making it less practical than faster, more affordable options.

Which magazine loaders are compatible with common pistol calibers?

The Maglula UpLULA is a universal loader compatible with 9mm to .45 ACP. The ETS CAM Loader tested was effective with 9mm and .40 S&W, and the MagPump was tested with 9mm.

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