American SpeedLoaders CP-33 Nest Style SpeedLoader
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Lmao, it costs as much rather than the one from Keltec because IT IS THE ONE FROM KELTEC. The american speedloader is so well liked by keltec for their PMR30 cp33 pistols that we are officially listing it on their website. As a side note, all speed loaders of American brands are 3D printed, regardless of whether the goods are procured from Keltec or elsewhere. Let us all pray to the Lord for help
They make a longer magnum bullet, but they also make a shorter one for the CMR, which works of course with both weapons, the PMR and CMR work well together.
Selected User Reviews For American SpeedLoaders CP-33 Nest Style SpeedLoader
Consequently, I had to verify the number of rounds I had loaded within a few seconds. It loaded perfectly on the first try, however! Have a look at the photograph of the 33 perfectly staggered Gemtech 22LR rounds. Nevertheless, I need to verify that the function exists. As of now, I will give it a 4 star rating. The first edit is as follows Added three more magazines to the magazine rack. I am a CCI SV and Gemtech employee. The magazine is holding well so far. There were a couple of slightly dented cases, but that was because the inserted round was not fully down the feed ramp of the loader when I plunged it This page was edited on April 1, 2019. This weekend, I had the opportunity to test this loader with my six CP33 magazines loaded to the full 33 rounds. I used Gemtech, CCI SV, Federal Bulk Red Box, and Winchester Xperts, since the ammo was different. There were no problems with the 22LR mags with their 198 rounds. The loader allowed me to load an extra mag with SV when I was at the range. We were able to run that mag perfectly as well after a few minutes. So 7 loaded mags delivered 231 rounds of 22LR, and they fired without a hitch. Misfeeds or jams are not an issue. Exactly what I was looking for. 5 stars!.
Despite the fact that this loader is very simple and straightforward, if you're not careful, you can run into problems. In the little slot, you insert the round, which is on an angle so it can slide into the slot all the way. Y ous have a problem if you don't have the cartridge slide all the way in. As you press down on the rim, it will crash into the casing of the last loaded round, which, depending upon how hard you press, can cause something to jam up or Using just the right amount of pressure is the key, and pushing harder when something doesn't go right will lead to more damage. There is a REAL trick to loading rounds in the safe by tilting or shaking the loader after inserting a cartridge, but when you're shooting hundreds of rounds at the range, you might forget.
Some The lead round is coated with a coating The nose) almost always slid all the way in, but the Federal Champion copper did not I encountered more malfunctions when shooting the Federal, which might or might not have been the result of the case not loading quite right. I had to shake the plated hollowpoints almost every time, resulting in a significantly longer load time. Rims were not at fault for any of the malfunctions There was a lock, though, so the loader carried out its task A good construction is evident in this loader. There seem to be glass shards in it There is a kind of nylon they use for power tools and such, that is filled and relatively It's pretty much certain you'd break your magazine before you could break this loader if you push too hard, and I'm sure you'll crush a if you push too hard. A case 22 will have to be solved before any of those two things occur.
My suspicions were aroused by the small number of reviews and all short 5 stars. I'm pretty impressed now that I've used it and I've taken my CP33 to the range a couple of times without the cover and a couple of times with it. After reading all instructions that came with the gun, and watching a few YouTube videos on how to operate it, I was ready to go. It was an exercise in frustration for me on my first trip to the range. Even after loading carefully using several brands of ammo, carefully checking the stacking, and thoroughly testing the firing mechanism, I was unable to get through a single magazine without issue. My next step was to re-go to the range today with this same ammo and Having this gun felt like having a different one. About 15 minutes later, I had completed over 200 rounds of golf. My only objection to giving this a 5 star review is that the price seems excessive for such a small 3D printed device. Moreover, the movement does not seem to be as smooth as it could be because of the 3D printing. Similarly, I noticed that when placing a round in the loader, the rim would hang in the gap between the feed slot and the interior ramp, and I quickly learned that I should give each round a quick flick to ensure it was completely inserted. Overall, I think the CP33 is a great product that could benefit from a larger production operation that offers smoother molded parts and better fit and finish, but I also think it makes such a difference that KelTec should include one with every CP33 it sells.
It just works. That should have come with the gun, really.
At first, I was wondering if I had made a mistake buying the CP33. Sure, it's cool, but it's cumbersome to load, and frustrating when you make a mistake. The props on a quad stack are beautiful but useless in the context of magazine loading, and neither are the malfunctions. In my opinion, this tool is more than just convenient I would go so far as to say it's 2+1 will probably be my next purchase just because I can't resist it One equals zero. My testing consisted of loading and unloading ten magazines (the easy way of course). Every time, there was flawless operation in both directions. There was an earlier review/questions in which it was said the magazine was 3D printed, but mine clearly In addition to rating the sheerness of the product, Amazon asked me to comment on the "sheerness" of the product I have no idea what they meant by that, so if that is what you want more information on, I have nothing to add. Although you will need a CP33 if you own one. Yes, of course! Then this is what you're looking for. The Ph. D. program. The manufacturer, if you made these hopper feed, I would be your best friend forever. a) Second, the purchase update Exactly as I agreed, the second one works just as well as the first, so now I have one for each of my CP33's. It would be great if I could purchase The quickest way I could load ammo was with a 22-caliber rifle!.
Nearly all of the features of this product work smoothly. Once you get the hang of it, it is extremely simple to use and you can reload a magazine in about 30 seconds. Loading the magazines by hand takes me about 5 minutes and leaves me with blisters after about 3 of them, so I find that this feature makes the gun a lot more fun during a day of shooting. A bench or table is best to set it on when using this device. It does take some practice for you to get the hang of it.
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