what is the best speed charger for 10-22??My fingers & thumbs have had it!

The BC loader I tried left a tiny mark on the case that prevented rounds from chambering properly in my match chamber. Anyone else have this happen?

Auggie D.
 
Auggie Doggie said:
The BC loader I tried left a tiny mark on the case that prevented rounds from chambering properly in my match chamber. Anyone else have this happen?

Auggie D.
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Yup, leaves dents or bends the brass if you try to force it to work. I couldn't figure it out, and don't shoot enough to worry about getting something different. Gave the bc mags away, should have sent the loader with them, lol. Like others have mentioned, maybe a trick to using them.
 
I've only used the BC loader, there may be better ones out there.

I find they work fine, but you need to pay attention. If it's not feeding or it's jamming, turn the dial back wards a bit. It will usually fix it and the rest feed in.

No matter if I use the loader or hand load the magazines, sometimes you get jams in the rifle. I find it is magazine specific as I have about 8 25 round BC mags and some are infallible while others will cause 2-3 jams per mag, which is resolved by turning the rifle sideways, opening the action, letting the spent case and the loaded round that jams fall out, and thenm continuing on. 70% of the time the loaded round that is ejected is fine to load again, about 30% get mangled.

To me, it's not a big deal, but YMMV
 
UPDATE:

I got a message today from McFadden that they are all cleared to start shipping to Canada again.:)
 
TW25B said:
It appears more than one person in this thread needs to see a doctor and calm down.

I see where you're coming from for those who shoot from the bench at the range. Personally I find static range shooting about as interesting as watching paint dry but to each their own. If you're at the range you don't need to worry about carrying gear and shooting paper is not a time sensitive event. The story is much different when you're trying to slay as many of the little fur balls as possible. I find 5 mags(or even 3) keeps me topped up and always ready for a shot. hand loading is fast and simple, should a gopher pop up I need to simply dump the mag into a pocket with the loose rounds in hand(if I haven't finished loading them) and mount my rifle for the shot. When there's a break I let my rifle hang and continue topping off any depleted mags.

TW25B
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Now that you've posted this completely less than helpful tidbit that does nothing to answer the OP's question... why are you still here talking about how not using a loader works for you when the OP is asking about loaders?
 
Ordered one and got it 5 days later.

Does not work with the Mossberg 715T 25rd mags, Repeat Does not work with the Mossberg 715T 25rd mags!
 
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