Updated 3/5/2025: I hoped with use over time that this would work better. It does NOT. It works somewhat for the first 10 rounds, but don't expect to get the other 5 in using this. I have lubricated it as directed and suggested. Repeated use does not prove to break it in either. This is my replacement as I sent the first one back. I will find something else.This is my 3rd speed loader for the 9mm/.40 cal. magazines. I gave one as a gift to my daughter and kept the other for me. The first two were well beyond the 30-day return period, but supposedly have a lifetime guarantee. I had just opened my second one of the first order and it simply will not properly load a Glock 22 Gen 5 magazines (my service weapon). No matter the lubrication, it just sometimes loads 5 rounds and then it's done. It does a better job on my Sigs magazines. This latest order, it does do better on the Glock mags and does fine on Sigs. I imagine that all of the company's demo videos are performed with well used and broken-in speed loaders. I plan on reaching out to the company. These are fantastic when they work. I have two for my AR's and they work well. It is such a relief on the fingers and thumbs. These work best when pressed down on hard surfaces. If you use your abdomen, you're much better off if you are wearing body armor. They are quick, when they work right. I had to load them from the box at only 5 rounds at a time or the lip on the bottom stops it from picking up the tenth round when trying 10 at once.

The ETS CAM Speed Loader Gen II is a total game changer for range days. I’ve used other loaders, but none compare to how ridiculously fast and easy this one is. It works by simply locking in the mag, dumping your rounds, and with one smooth push, it loads the entire mag in seconds. No sore thumbs, no struggle—just pure efficiency. What really surprised me is how universal it is. It works with both single and double-stack mags, and the process is so intuitive that even a first-timer could use it without any issues. If you’re someone who shoots a lot and hates the time-consuming task of loading mags by hand, this tool is a must-have. It makes reloading almost fun!

Follow directions, oil before using!It takes practice!It’s plastic and a cheap price! So don’t expect it to be amazing!I used on shadow system mags, Glock mags! CZ mags, so far all worked great!Worked good with 9mm blazers(FMJ)Didn’t work that good with Winchester (FMJ) but still worked some what!Works really good with defense ammunition! Like critical defense and sig Sauer (V-crown).Probably cheaper rounds will not work that good with, but who knows.I noticed when you load mag in first, (tap in good until it clicks good) and then load ammo on slide rail and then I use my hip bone to rest end of mag, keep pressure on mag!and then put the top slide piece on!The best thing I learned when loading ammo into mag, (final part) is to use a good amount of momentum and commit to the push all the way down until both pieces are flush.If you stop or hesitate at all it makes it harder!Try not to pinch your hand in between both pieces when sliding ammo into mag!A lot of times it will miss the last two or three rounds.It Takes practice tho!It works and it doesn’t work! But it’s something easy and nice to have at the range!and it’s definitely worth buying!Gave 5 start’s because it’s worth it for the price!I think if slide rails and some components were made with better materials it could be a game changer when it comes to quick loaders.Hopefully this helps somewhat.

I wasn't sure how well this would work after reading a bunch of mixed reviews. I figured for less than $30 I could just order one and try it out for myself.The loader works by pushing down on the rounds out in front of the magazine lips. The geometry of the ramps inside allow each cartridge to slide back into the magazine as the round above pushes it down the ramp. You can see how this may take some considerable pressure to get something to move almost 90 degrees from the direction of the force. Lubricating the ramps with a small drop of oil on a cotton swab definitely helps out a lot.My Sig magazines have a tiny bit of wobble at the top. If the feed lips are even slightly misaligned, it is impossible to get the rounds to go in. You can easily start denting cases and getting considerable bullet setback if you are not careful and just try to mash it down. (I did that a few times just to see what would happen.) Even if you have the magazine aligned for a few rounds, it can still get offset ever so slightly and bind up on a round mid-way through loading.As long as you keep the feed lips centered so the rounds can slip in correctly and the ramps on the loader are lubricated, 10 rounds easily slam into the magazine with a buttery-smooth action and a satisfying ratcheting sound. I can see how Glock magazines with a fatter taper at the top might not wobble as much and be better self-centering. I figure it's easy enough to just put pressure sideways on the Sig magazine to keep it centered, I got a feel for it after a few tries.I loaded the same magazine with the same 10 rounds over and over again to see if there was any problems with bullet setback or dented cases (when I wasn't mashing down on it the wrong way). After 5 times loading the same 10 cartridges, the bullets started to show 0.0005" setback. After 10 times loading, the cartridges in the middle of the stack (that apparently see the most friction/forces going through the ramp) were set back around 0.001-0.002" and the cases started to show more noticeable dents. After loading the same rounds 20 times in a row, the bullets were set back around 0.002" at the top and bottom of the stack and around 0.005 to 0.010" set back for the few cartridges towards the middle of the stack. The cases were a little more dented but nothing I would worry about using.The plastic that it is made out of seems a little soft and the ramps show noticeable wear from the bullets and case heads dragging on them already after around 300 rounds loaded through it. I don't know if this is wearing in nicely or if it's wearing out too early. I'll update the review once I've had the loader for longer and can really see how the plastic wears after a lot of use.Would I use this loader to replace my carry ammo over and over every time I cycle magazines? Heck no.Has the loader earned a permanent place in my range bag so I can slam 10 rounds of practice ammo into a magazine in like 5 seconds? Absolutely.

I have the item for which this is a "knock off", and I am very impressed. It loads CZ and Glock very well, but is a little less smooth with SIG 9mm. It like Blazer brass, but some bulk ammunition (Remington) has feed issues. Not that it is the angle of the flange at the head of the cartridge that makes a difference, and the "lips" of the magazine. Over all, it is virtually identical to the much more expensive model. Both models require lubrication for optimum performance. (I use "barrel butter", as a light grease seems to last longer than oil.)

Work super well for CZ-75 magazine. (A 9mm pistol) You will be able to shoot more bullet at the range. You don't need to spend extra money for magazine. Realy easy to reload. Works amezing when your ammo is on a tray like Federal Ammunition. In canada its perfect, becose many of those ammo tray have 10 bullet in row, so, you don't need to grab more then a row for each magazine. I srongly recomend this product.

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Works fairly well. Seems to get better the more you use it