it says 45 auto but then says not for semi ETC..SO, can use this loader for my 1911?
1688454
The "crimp" on a .45ACP isn't really a crimp. It's just a taper to remove any bell at the case mouth from inserting the bullet.
1688455
Yes, you can use it to load .45ACP. I ran into a problem however, the 45acp requires a crimp on the brass. I have been told that this loader will crimp the brass, but Im not sure how. Hopefully, someone will come along shortly and explain that!
1688456
yes, it is for the .45 ACP. I have already made some reloads for my 1911 .45 ACP semi automatic.
1545306
Yes it should work for your 45, I use it for my 9mm and fits prefect so a 45 should fit it well
695831
It should fit. I would suggest registering and doing a search at 1911 forums in the Para Section.
88460
I think it will work fine with a 1911 but I would recommend something the is for that particular pistol
790141
To answer your question, yes the Lee Load Master will reload 45 long colt and 45 auto. I use my load Master to primarily load 45 ACP. If you purchase the correct die set for 45 long colt and 45 auto as well as the shell plate, you should to be good to go. Be sure that you consult you reloading manual for the correct powder and load data.
2195813
This doesn't work on any 1911. The rail will move under recoil by itself - they will not reliably support the weight of a light or laser under recoil.
1080253
The loader should come with on already set up with the calibers you ordered. You only should need to by one.
1757050
This should work, to be sure measure or get dimensions of the XD model because this rig will handle a 1911 style semi-auto..
744566
I don't have a Sig 220 so can not advise. I really like how easily the loader slides vs a metal loader I have for my 40 cal. It is low cost so try it.
1072845
Yes, this is to reload .45 Colt aka .45 Long Colt and is not for .45 ACP (1911 semi-auto and other clones)
1406040
I dont think so. As it is, is a nice tight fit on my 1911 and mines does not have rails. On most (if not all) 1911 the rails give it a square bottom. Still every make is different, try it and if it does not work just return it.
779614
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.
249803
I'm not familiar with that model so I can't say for sure. But these are meant to go on a full size 1911. Not a compact.
610072
I use mine with a Browning Hi-Power in 9mm. It's a double stack magazine so the real issue is the overall size of the Sig magazine, as compared to the Browning. I'm going to say the loader will not work with the Sig, but it's only my best estimate
1664101
yes. Designed for the 1911, but you can do it with this block. Helps to have another stabilization down around the drop or back of the action ot it can bounce a bit
1605352
If the 1911 mag is a single stack it should work. There is a screw that tightens and loosens so there is no play in the mag holder.
2027782
After reading your question, I tried the ProMag loader (purchased for my 1911 .45 semi-auto) on my Taurus PT709 9mm single stack magazine and it doesn't work. The loader doesn't force the magazine loading tray down far enough to slide the next round in due to its short top peg. Go with this (link) loader and you should have no problems: http://www.amazon.com/ProMag-Pistol-Magazine-Loader-9mm/dp/B0017OXYUG/ref=pd_bxgy_sg_text_y. This loader is all metal, should last a life time, works well on my 9mm single stack mags and is a bit cheaper! Hope this helps.