
- description
Loading a pistol magazine from a bottle is a small, repeated indignity. The opening is narrow, the bottle is wide, and a meaningful proportion of every fill ends up in the grass. On a gas pistol with a follower that needs holding down, it is worse still.
A speedloader fixes it for the price of a pint. Fill the loader, seat it on the magazine, push, and the BBs go where they are supposed to. It also lets you carry a pre-loaded reserve, which is what turns a pistol from a novelty into something you can actually run out of a holster all day.
Four colours, largely so you can find it in the bottom of a kit bag.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Manual pistol speedloader |
| Suits | Pistol magazines |
| Operation | Manual, no battery |
| Colours | Four |
| Brand | Nuprol |
Good to know before you buy
Sized for pistol magazines — for rifle mid-caps and hi-caps you want the XL speedloader instead. Nothing to charge and nothing to fail, which is why most players carry one even if they own an electric loader.
Frequently asked questions
Will it work with gas magazines?
Yes, and it is particularly welcome on gas pistol magazines where you would otherwise be holding the follower down with a thumb.
Do I need one if I have an electric loader?
Most people carry one anyway. It is small, it never runs flat, and it lives in a pouch rather than a kit bag.
How many BBs does it hold?
Enough to fill a typical pistol magazine in one go. Check the product listing for the exact figure or ask us.
Will it fit rifle magazines?
No — use the Nuprol XL speedloader for those.