UpLULA

[KenW.]

How many of you are like me, and got one for Christmas? Then sat around loading, emptying, and reloading every magazine in the house multiple times?

They are so cool...

 

[LCPor9mm]

Guilty

I loaded and unloaded my Walther P99 multiple times after I got mine, but I'm not like you.....I bought mine for myself after my first trip to the range; OUCH!

 

[DAdams]

So I should purchase one? Iv'e been contemplating it. Which model(s)?

I too would be loading Walther P99 and M&P 9 magazines.

Does one device cover multiple calibers?

 

[red rick]

It's one of my best range tools. It does work with multiple calibers.

 

[LCPor9mm]

Yes

Get one BEFORE your next range visit and your thumb will thank you.

 

[Cowboybootnut]

Guilty several times over. I have 2-3 for handguns and 2 for my AR.

 

[possum]

i have one for my handgun and ar mags for a few years, and i will never load another magazine without one again. They are awesome.

 

[Fargazer]

I bought one after the first time I shot my P99 at the range, and never regretted it since. Excellent product; I like it so much I'll probably get at least one more as a spare.

 

[Guns and more]

If you think the Uplula is cool, try the Maglula for loading AR mags. Row the paddle and drop in cartridges, genius.

The Uplula loads all calibers .380 and above, single or double stack.

They've also brought out the BabyLula for .22 to ,380. They seem to be hard to find (low priced).

My Lula fills my .380 mags, but they are so small the lula swallows them up.

For those of you who haven't tried one, the slowest part of loading magazines is picking the cartridges out of the box. Really. I fumble everything, and it's easy for me.

Invented by some Israeli Rocket scientist, thus the odd name.

 

[KenW.]

It'll be interesting on my next qualification shoot keeping mags loaded as we progress down range.

 

[Tommygunn]

UPLULA.... the best magazine loading tool ever devised by humanity.
I have a .40 S&W with magazines that are humanly impossible to load by hand. The uplula does it expertly.

 

[doc540]

Apart from air conditioning and disc brakes, it's the greatest invention since time began.

Well, ok, my thumb thinks so.

 

[harmon rabb]

Uplula is the greatest thing since the invention of the blowjob. Yes. It's that good. If you own handguns with double stack mags, you need an Uplula.

 

[usp9]

Helpful tool, but I wouldn't go that far.

 

[Racinbob]

Need anyone say more? Get one.

 

[k4swb]

My wife has always had problems loading her mags and I ended up topping them off for her. I watched the videos and decided to get her one. As I was placing the order I decided to just get two in case she missplaced one. I have never needed a loader and actually hate the ones that come with most guns but I'm glad I decided to get two. I still don't need it but I'll admit it is much easier than anything else I have ever tried and I use it all the time now.

 

[JohnBT]

For many decades I chuckled at the very thought of somebody using a mag loader. I mean, really, why waste the money. After buying an FNP-45 USG with its 15-round mags I had to get one.

Now I'm sold on the UpLula. I don't use it for every gun, but it certainly works like a charm.

JT

 

[benzuncle]

The worst thing about going to the range is forgeting my Uplula. So, I keep one Uplula in my range bag and one on my reloading bench. It's especially handy for that last round.

 

[zoom6zoom]

The pistol mag loader is great, but I like the one for my AK mags even better.

 

[Cowboybootnut]

WD-40, duct tape, bailing wire, UpLULA.

 

[wow6599]

I guess I'm the only person here who doesn't like 'em......gave the one I bought to my father-in-law.

 

[hanno]

I always have two of them in my range bag - a regular one and one that was modded for .22 mags. An outstanding product.

 

[Stinger]

I always just used my thumbs. I'm funny that way.

 

[oncewaslost]

Can anyone tell me how these things work?
I specifically want to know if there is any possibility of it pushing a bullet deeper into a case. My reloaded ammunition is crimped but I don't know how much force it would take to move the bullet.

I watched the youtube video but couldn't tell if it pushes directly on the tip of the bullet.

 

[unknwn]

Can anyone tell me how these things work?
I specifically want to know if there is any possibility of it pushing a bullet deeper into a case. My reloaded ammunition is crimped but I don't know how much force it would take to move the bullet.

I watched the youtube video but couldn't tell if it pushes directly on the tip of the bullet.

It never touches the bullet per say. The loader tongue pushes down on the length of the casing and might contact the bullet upon removal, but does not push the bullet in any way that would jamb the bullet further into the casing.
You take a bigger chance doing the compression of the bullet by loading a mag without the Uplula than you would by using this remarkable tool.