is it better than the 'strip LULA loaders?'
364837
I have been told that the 'strip LULA' is for the Ruger Mini-14. The Ma6/AR-15 is for the .223 Ar-15. I do not have the strip LULA yet, but I will have to try to get one.
364838
"Better" would be an opinion. If you put or have rounds in strips the strip reloader is faster. If they are not in strips they are about the same speed, this one(speed loader) may be faster. This speed loader is a better unloader tho for sure.
364839
I have just started with the Bushmaster .223. I bought the LULA right away, works great. I just bought some ammo with the stripper clips and I have to say the LULA is better for me. I can load rounds pretty fast with the LULA. The stripper clips are fast once you get that tab pushed out, but it can be difficult to push and you can get jabbed if not too careful. Worked with the stock bushmaster mag and some magpul pmags.
364840
I can drop 30 rounds of .223 in my Thermold Mags for my mini 14 in maybe 30-45 seconds if I pay attention.
364841
The all-in-one also UNloads mags fast/easy, so when your done at the range and want to change from plinking/target ammo to defensive ammo it is very easy. I don't believe the strip type unload mags.
1553236
NO. It only hold 7 rounds so a loader is not goning to be a lot faster. Do make sure to get some good .20g bbs for it. The included ones are pretty subpar.
1689731
Compared to a regular one-wheeled wheelbarrow, the Gorilla cart is infinitely easier. Compared to a two-wheeled cart, it is still probably easier depending on how well made the two-wheeled cart is, and the nature of your back issues. I could transport heavier loads in my old wooden-sided two wheeled cart, but it was very well-balanced (and two or three times the price). I'd say the Gorilla cart is harder on your arms and legs if you are hauling a heavy load.
1878999
Honestly I don't even use this loader to load my mags I find it easier and quicker without a loader. Sorry I couldn't help answer your question.
1278376
So far I'm completely satisfied with my slot loader. I haven't used it a huge amount, but whenever I've had a need to use it, it's been flawless. It's smooth and very quiet, and seems to be quite well made. Given this is the only aftermarket one that I've used, I'm sorry that I can't give you any product comparisons.
2189441
It did a pretty decent size load. It's pretty deep. However, the Avanti is better. Our Sonya broke early on, and dealing with their customer service was a huge pain. It took two months to get them to take the machine back and credit us.
645348
I do use the Safariland CD-2 to hold HKS loaders. and they hold the loaders securely, but I will say that they hold 6 round loaders better then 5. However i solved this problem with a small strip of 3m doublestick panel tape with the backing paper left on.
500361
If you are trying to find an original replacement wheel you will have to email the manufacturer. However, the size seems common. I would think you could find better wheels at Harbor Freight or Tractor supply, but in the year and a half that I've owned this thing I haven't needed to replace the wheels. I've hauled eight yards of gravel about 150 feet from my driveway to my kids playground area and the wheels have been just fine. Each load was somewhere between 300 and 400 pounds. The wheels aren't a problem. That said, you might be happier with a better wagon. This one doesn't have enough lift to make the dumping feature worthwhile. It's too low, so you end up with half your load still sitting in the hopper when you tilt to dump.
326889
I hated mine (worked awful) I got the Husky LVLP for less money and it was far better than that POS.
1584593
Yes. They are excellent for top loaders, mine is over 30 years old. I just toss it in with the clothes.
1689729
Oh Dear Lord in Heaven YES.........Much Much better........I myself have a very bad back and thisCart is a snap to use .....Makes everything lighter to haul around
1584896
No a comealong or powerwinch would be better for that job. Hope this helps!
183823
Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but those wide tires are relentless.
1391613
No need for stripper clips. EZ to Use just fill loader with your bullets and then just push them in with one motion.I use it all the time! Save your Fingers.
1708606
No stripper clip is needed. Just place your loads into the easyloader and press into mag. Fast and easy.
2007363
I have a Lula loader and it works great for my Glock 19 double stack and 45acp single stack. I don't know about S&W; but I'd give it a try. I wasn't real happy with the HKS either.
52730
I'm not familiar with those two brands you mentioned, after purchasing this cart I am very impressed with the construction and sturdiness. I used it consistently during our last move and it can handle its rated capacity and some. The best feature is that when fully collapsed it measures 16"W x 14-15"L x 6"H, these are approximates but it is easy to store or transport.