9MM MAGPUMP HOPPER FED DOUBLE STACK MAGAZINE LOADER Reviews & Ratings

The newest addition to the MagPump™ line is the 9mm Handgun Double Stack Magazine Loader. The loader dramatically reduces time and effort required for loading magazines. Load each round in less than a minute by dumping up to 50 rounds of loose 9mm Luger ammunition into the self-sorting hopper, insert the magazine, and actuate the lever! MagPump’s™ unparalleled technology automatically orients the round with each actuation. To be able to work with so many different types of double stack magazines, the MagPump™ 9mm Handgun Double Stack Magazine Loader comes with separate magazine retainers for Sig, Glock®, Smith & Wesson, Springfield Armory, Ruger®, and CZ USA magazines.

MagPump™ for 9mm Handgun Double Stack Magazines reduces thumb stress and hand fatigue
The hopper holds 50 rounds at a time
Loads rounds in less than one second
Works with Sig Sauer, Glock®, Smith & Wesson, Springfield Armory, Ruger®, and CZ USA double stack magazines
Proudly Made in the USA with a MagPump™ Lifetime, transferable, no questions asked warranty

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Reviews Summary

The 9MM Magpump loader has received a lot of criticism for frequent jams and design flaws, especially with hollow point ammo. Users experienced inconsistent performance, especially with the hopper and loading mechanism. Although it's faster than manual loaders, many express disappointment and suggest alternatives. Overall, it seems not ready for reliable use.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Reliability

80%

Many reviewers express frustration with the loader's tendency to jam frequently, particularly with certain ammunition types. Users report that the product is not reliable for consistent performance, affecting their overall satisfaction.

Design Flaws

70%

A common theme across the reviews is the poor design, especially regarding the hopper and ammo chute. Reviewers noted that the hopper does not hold rounds well and that the loading mechanism often fails to operate as intended.

User Experience

60%

Several users highlighted the finicky nature of the loader, which requires specific handling to function correctly. Loading rounds can be tedious, requiring manual adjustments to avoid jams, thus detracting from the ease of use.

Value for Money

75%

Customers largely feel that the product does not justify its price. Many suggest alternative products for better reliability and performance, indicating a strong dissatisfaction with the perceived value of the Magpump loader.

Comparison to Alternatives

50%

Reviewers frequently suggest looking to alternative loaders, such as the ETS CAM loader, which they believe offer better performance and reliability. This reflects a desire for a dependable solution for magazine loading.

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very finiky

Their .223 model works very well, the 9mm is way more picky. It works okay, but is very touchy about how you run it. Once you get a rhythm down and understand the issues it's not bad, but you definitely don't want to just let your buddy hop on and run it. It's very important you go slower than you can, in that it's important the make sure the lever travels fully up and down with a little pause at each spot, try to go too fast and things go wrong very quickly. The lever placement/size is not great, esp. if you have it on a bench because then ensuring the lever goes fully downward usually results in your hand hitting the table or loader. The big issue I have is the hopper does not feed constantly, rounds get jammed up in the top of the hopper and do not keep the mechanism fed. As a result it's very easy to run out of rounds in the mechanism. If you like to load your mags to a certain round count it's very annoying. I usually load 10 rounds in my mags for the range and I typically get anywhere from 7-10 due to the above issue. As a result you end up constantly nudging rounds around in the hopper so they feed in to try and ensure each lever pull actually has a round to load. It's still faster than a maglula loader, but not much, esp. if you are doing different mags and have to swap out mag inserts. Which are just 3D printed plastic, there's no way they should be $20 a pop. I will say it's impressive how well it works with a insert with the mags I've tried. It's great for loading a bunch of mags before going to the range, but due to its finicy nature I'd never take it to a range, unlike the 223 version.