does uplulatm work with 9mm m&p shield. Thanks all for your reply just drove thirty miles to pick one up at gander mountain and I am :-) makes it easy for these old hands !!!!!!!! Thanks again!!!!!! Works like a charm !!!!! does uplulatm work with 9mm m&p shield. Thanks all for your reply just drove thirty miles to pick one up at gander mountain and I am :-) makes it easy for these old hands !!!!!!!! Thanks... » Read More does uplulatm work with 9mm m&p shield. Thanks all for your reply just drove thirty miles to pick one up at gander mountain and I am :-) makes it easy for these old hands !!!!!!!! Thanks again!!!!!! Works like a charm !!!!! « Show Less
2091494
The universal one works for my .380 Bodyguard, .40 M&P; Shield, and .45's--so it shouldn't have any problems with 9mm. It is one of the best investments you will make.
2091495
Yes! I'm thinking from the date of your post, you already know the answer! But I use this for my 9mm--same problem with the hands :)
2091496
It works just OK. The tricky part is that S&W; M&P; Shield magazines are not as wide as staggered magazines and not as narrow as other single stack magazines, so fitment is not great for the price you pay.The biggest issue is the press-down mechanism, gets sandwiched between the rounds and doesn't want to come out easily without dragging the round with it. Makes it time consuming unless you have weak springs in the magazine, at which point you shouldn't need a speed loader anyway.
2083974
I agree with the answer submitted by HIGHRPM below. Although I do not own either of the firearms you mention, I would bet that you can pick a spot on each to attach the one level. Then adjust your scope to match with the other level. This has never failed to work on any of my guns.
2053553
I have the exact same gun. I tried the less expensive HKS 943 that was suppose to work, it didn't. Purchased this and it works great. A little piece of advice, load the first round by hand. The metal part the pushes the round down may scratch the plastic part in the magazine. Opps, sorry this was so late. I didn't realize your question was from last year..
1869135
I tried mine on my DPMS, but I was having trouble with the gun at the time and haven't tried it since. It did work before I took it off.
2158994
it worked good at first on my sons mossburg tactical ar .22. after about 500 rounds it got to were I had to re-site it in every time he used it. also it uses batteries like crazy and the laser is not hardly visible in the day lite unless your in the shade. this was as crapy as the mossburg it was mounted on and I sold them both as fast as I could! hope this helps you answer a few extra questions you may have had.
25794
I have a GG&G 1281 Flip Up Front Sight. They work well together. Make sure that if you go that route, pick the sight that fits what your gun has. Some gas blocks are lower than the plane of where the rear sight mounts. If that's the case, choose the one that specifies "for gas block mounting." Mine happens to be the same plane all the entire length of the rifle, so this one worked fine. It's all aluminum and matches the finish on my rifle very well. Flip ups are nice when you opt to run optics also. Likewise, for red dots, it can cowitness if desired. A good red dot will not require a cowitness. The sight pops up with authority and locks in place. Once locked, it's very solid and steady. To fold, just press the button once more and fold it down...again solid engagement. There are many other sights to choose from. Some excessively high dollar ones that do the same job. As a Soldier with over 24 years experience with this particular platform and various sights and optics, as long as it's zeroed properly and remains undamaged, it'll perform better than the shooter for years to come. The front sight tool that this sight uses is the four prong one. For only a few bucks, it's worth buying it as well. The other option is to use a nail or the tip of a bullet to depress and move the sight as needed...usually causing little scratches where the tool does not. Hope this helps. Hit me up if you ever have more questions that I may possibly have an answer to.
1092369
I have a Smith and Wesson M&P 40 and it fitawas great I don't know how different the shield is from the M&P my best solution is is to call Smith and Wesson and ask themlol if it will fit your gun or if the M&P and shield are the same type of design
681764
This model is meant to be used with double stack 9mm magazines. My guess is the throat of the loader is too wide to use a single stack magazine. It might, just might work but my experience tells me you don't need a loader for a single stack mag.
933665
I can't vouch for the USP but I have a Glock 9mm and it worked flawlessly. It also works on my Kahr 9mm too.
1004278
It works great on my 40mm S&W.; I don't know of any reason it won't work on your 9mm. I gave my two sons each one and it works for them. One uses it on his 45 and the other on his 40mm Glock. These are all double stack. This loader is one of the finest I have ever used.
457081
I bought this one for my dad, but I have 2 others for my Smith & Wesson and my Beretta, and neither one of these needs any lubrication to work perfectly. Have you tried this loader with more than one type of ammo?I would instect the feed ramps for and burrs or imperfections, short of that or the ammo being the problem, I would send it back and get a replacement item. All mine work great and my dad says his works great, you may just have a bad one.Sorry, I hope this helps.Taylor
1420931
I used this one. So far it's worked great on all my Glocks and M&P's. http://www.sightpusher.com You'll also need a front sight tool. Amazon has them.
1413728
I haven't used it for Shield mags but it's pretty much a universal loader for most any type 9mm to .45 caliber mags (they do have models specifically for small caliber mags). It might be an issue if the mag is very short, say less than 3.5", but otherwise it should work fine. You could always contact the manufacturer to be sure, their web site is maglula.com.
349941
I just bought a $20 nylon ambidextrous holster at gander mountain. The key is to make sure, like with all holsters, that it covers your trigger. I believe it was a gun mate.
960478
No. No, no and no. For this reason I would not recommend it. I have four M&P;'s, a .40 and 9mm plus a pair of shields. I called to ask if they made an adapter plate for the Shield and the answer is you have to buy a completely separate adjustment tool. If you are installing Apex triggers you really need this tool to remove sights. But if you have other pistols it would be more economical to go and buy the $200+ sight tool for all automatics at Midway or Brownells rather than a full-size M&P; specific tool or Shield specific tool.
339319
Regardless of the Pierce extension, this loader does not work with XDs 9mm mags. The XDs mags (and I've heard the Shield mags) are slightly wider than other single stacks and the mags won't fit into the loader.
369515
It works for my Sig P938; it takes some getting used to because the mag is narrow and you have to keep it from canting around...i got it for my 40 cal Shield...but it's fine for the 9mm too.