Golddiggie
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Seriously, I want to know. Are people getting so lazy that they need a $60-$90 (on sale/off sale) item to load their AR15 magazines? IME, these are NOT difficult to load. They don't take all that much time to load either. Maybe if we were in the middle of an actual hot war, something like that would be of use. Or you can just assign the kids/teenagers (that don't shoot well enough) to reloading magazine duties.
I also call BS on the "[snip] you can take 50 rounds of ammunition and load it all into two magazines in less than 15 seconds." They're not including the time to load the loader. Never mind that people in free states have 30, 40, 60 and 100 round magazines. So you either need different sized magazines, or you'll fully load one, and partially load another with each fillup of the "charger". Or partially fill a magazine if you have one of the 60 or 100 round SureFire mag's. Or one of the Beta C mag's.
IMO, this is another example of a solution looking, or manufacturing, a problem to solve.
Seriously, I want to know. Are people getting so lazy that they need a $60-$90 (on sale/off sale) item to load their AR15 magazines? IME, these are NOT difficult to load. They don't take all that much time to load either. Maybe if we were in the middle of an actual hot war, something like that would be of use. Or you can just assign the kids/teenagers (that don't shoot well enough) to reloading magazine duties.
I also call BS on the "[snip] you can take 50 rounds of ammunition and load it all into two magazines in less than 15 seconds." They're not including the time to load the loader. Never mind that people in free states have 30, 40, 60 and 100 round magazines. So you either need different sized magazines, or you'll fully load one, and partially load another with each fillup of the "charger". Or partially fill a magazine if you have one of the 60 or 100 round SureFire mag's. Or one of the Beta C mag's.
IMO, this is another example of a solution looking, or manufacturing, a problem to solve.