Magazine Loaders
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MagLULA StripLULA 5.56mm NATO / .223 Rem AR-15 Magazine Speed-Loader
$24.85Product Type Magazine Loader Ammo Caliber 223 Remington Manufacturer MagLULA Manufacturer SKU SL50B The StripLULA by Maglula Ltd. is one of the most versatile speed loaders you can buy due to its ability to load .223 Remington ammunition from 10-round stripper clips or loose rounds. The loader maintains this flexibility without any change in parts or position and is compatible with all STANAG 4179 magazines including USGI aluminum, Magpul PMAGs, Lancer, Troy, TangoDown, and many more! In addition, the StripLULA acts as an expedient unloader for cleaning, clearing, and changing ammunition type.
Using the pocket-sized loader is very simple; attach the flared opening to the top of the magazine's spine, insert a stripper clip or up to ten loose rounds, then flip the loading panel over the top of the loader and press it towards the magazine. The StripLULA possesses a durable, open-face, reinforced polymer design which allows dirt and grime to fall away and will withstand years of abuse in cargo pockets, gear bags, and tool kits.
Unloading with StripLULA is a mere matter of gravity. While holding a loaded magazine with the rounds pointing downward, use the bottom tab of the loader to depress the second round in the stack until the first one is released. From there, give the loader a few degrees in rotation and it will depress the next round; repeat this process and you'll find that the magazine is empty within a few seconds.
Customer Reviews
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Easy way to load mags
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Ordered with a case of ammo. Was added in on the suggested products. Did some quick research and found it to be the cheapest I could find.
Can load loose rounds or from stripper clipsReview by Jamie (Posted on 10/15/2023)
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Works great!
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It worked great. Much faster than loading by hand.
Review by jpeep5008 (Posted on 9/22/2017)
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Easy to use
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The MagLULA works well, much easier on the thumbs than loading my AR mags by hand. Have only used it during the last visit to the range but it seems to be pretty durable.
Review by PistolPackingGolfer (Posted on 6/5/2017)
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