
- description
Mid-caps are the right answer for realism and reliability, and the wrong answer for anyone who does not enjoy filling magazines. Six mid-caps is six fills, and doing that from a bottle is how safe-zone time disappears.
The XL holds considerably more than a pistol loader, so a mid-cap fills in one pass rather than several. Over a game day with four or five magazines that is the difference between loading being a task and loading being an afterthought.
It is manual, so there is nothing to charge and nothing that can fail at the wrong moment — which is why plenty of people who own an electric loader still carry one of these as backup.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Manual XL speedloader |
| Suits | Rifle mid-cap and hi-cap magazines |
| Operation | Manual, no battery |
| Colours | Four |
| Brand | Nuprol |
Good to know before you buy
For rifle magazines — the standard pistol loader is the smaller option for sidearms. If you fill a great many magazines, an electric loader is faster still, but nothing beats a manual loader for reliability.
Frequently asked questions
Will it fill hi-caps as well as mid-caps?
Yes, though hi-caps are usually filled through their own port and wound. It comes into its own on mid-caps.
Is it worth it over the pistol loader?
For rifle magazines, considerably — the extra capacity means fewer passes per magazine.
Does it need batteries?
No. Manual, so it never runs flat mid-game.
Should I get this or an electric loader?
An electric loader is faster and counts as it goes. This is cheaper, lighter and always works. Many players own both.