Will this work on my M&amp;P 9 compact or can you recommend a loader? Thanks
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The ad says it loads all 9mm. It loads my subcompact S&W Shield; I don't see why it wouldn't load your compact. Dave
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I do not have an S&W; 22, however, I have several Ruger and Browning 22. The magazines I use the loader on are both the angled and the straight type and it makes no difference. I feel confident that it will work with out any problem on your magazine. It is a great item.
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I have used this loader many times to load the magazines for my Ruger MKIII. I had to follow the instructions to adjust the screw on the loader, but only a small amount. You also need to pay close attention to the level line embossed into the loader when you push the magazine into the loader. The first couple of times I used the loader I was shocked at how well, and fast, it functioned. If you blink you miss the rounds going into the Ruger magazine. NOW THE BAD! I have used the loader with Remington (the cheap stuff) and some old Winchester wildcat, and it worked perfectly. A couple of weeks ago I found a brick of Federal ammo in the back of my safe. The Federal stuff will not function in this loader to save its life. It appears to me that the federal ammo is slightly too long to drop through the loader. I have not measured the Federal compared to the other brands, but it does not work. I hope that helps.
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No. This works with .223 or 5.56. That being said, depending on the magazine, one can get speed loaders for them
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It will work with the M&P series 9 .40 .45 as well as the compacts Will NOT work with the shield models
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Can not say that it would work. This loader is only listed for the following: Browning Buck Mark; Challenger II; Colt; Ruger 2245; Mitchell Arms, (High Standard)
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Since Ruger Mini14 mags are so exclusive, I can't recommend this speed loader.I sold my mini14 two years ago so I can't even check to see if they would work.I would sincerely doubt it though.Be careful.
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It should work OK. But I highly recommend the upLula loader instead. It's all metal and HKS is all plastic
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You might look at the TLR-4 instead of the TLR-2. The TLR-4 fits compact and subcompact guns with less mass sticking forward of the barrel. I have the TLR-4 on my S&W; M&P9c; and it works great.
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I have this loader, bought it especially for my XDs mags. It works OK for the 5 rd mag, but doesn't work at all on the 7 rd mag. On the 7rd, the plastic base doesn't allow the magazine to sit flat. You won't be happy with this one, get the Butler creek 9 - 45 universal Lula loader, you'll be much happier. It's the only one I use now.
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Maybe Charles can restate his Question: What gun do you have and need a speed loader for?If we're talking about Ruger SP101, like in here: http://www.ruger.com/products/sp101/specSheets/5719.htmlThen HKS 36A is the one you need.If you are looking for a speed loader for another gun...keep on looking :-)
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I agree with "J". This speed-loader won't handle the .30 carbine round. I don't know where you can find one that will.
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My loader was gun specific. Mine was for both the Ruger Mk and 22/45 magazines. I'm not sure if they make the loader for the High Standard...
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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.
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I use a cheap loader that comes with Beretta 9mm's. It's a little awkward at first but works well and you can get them as cheap as 4.99
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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.
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No, the m&p; compact is a different model it only fits shields. It will fit the .40 shield though