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Loading .22 LR magazines by hand gets old fast, especially when you're burning through bricks of ammo at the range. The Caldwell 15-22 Mag Charger takes that chore off your plate. You dump loose rounds into the hopper, it holds up to 100 at a time, snap on the cover, and give it a gentle shake. The design orients every round the right way on its own, so there's no fussing with rims or flipping bullets around before they feed into the mag.
The process is about as simple as it gets. Load your .22 LR into the hopper, drop your magazine into the loader, put the cover on and shake to line everything up, then tilt it and slide the magazine follower down. The rounds run right into the mag. Because the follower does the pulling for you, the smooth motion is easy enough that adults and younger shooters can both handle it, which makes it a solid pick for teaching new folks at the range without wearing out anybody's thumbs.
This one is built for AR-15 pattern .22 LR magazines that have a load assist button on the follower, and that includes Mossberg variants. Worth knowing up front: the loader relies on that button to pull the follower down, so mags without one won't work with it. If you run a Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 or a similar rimfire AR platform with standard load-assist mags, you're in good shape.
Caldwell went with durable polycarbonate here, so it holds up to steady handling and repeat sessions rather than feeling like a throwaway tool. The unit measures right around 12.65 inches long and weighs about a pound, so it's easy to toss in the range bag alongside your ammo and mags. Caldwell also backs it with a limited lifetime warranty, which says something about how they expect it to hold up over the long haul.
It's designed for AR-15 pattern .22 LR magazines that have a load assist button on the follower, including Mossberg variants. The loader uses that button to pull the follower down and feed the rounds in, so magazines without a load assist button won't work with it. If your rimfire AR mags have the pull-down button, you're set.
You drop up to 100 loose rounds into the hopper, insert your magazine, then put the cover on and give it a gentle shake so the rounds line up the right way. From there you tilt it up and slide the magazine follower down, and the ammo runs right into the mag. The whole thing takes a matter of seconds per magazine.
Yes, as long as you're using standard .22 LR magazines with the load assist button, which the common S&W 15-22 mags have. Keep in mind some compliant-style magazines ship without the load assist button, and those won't work with the charger. Check your specific mags for the pull-down button before you buy.
It is. The follower pulls down with a smooth, low-effort motion that adults and younger shooters can both manage, which makes it handy when you're bringing new folks out. It takes the thumb strain out of loading so everyone spends more time shooting.
| UPC | 661120417873 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1097887 |
| Brand Fit | AR-15 Platform |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 100 |
| Color | MAGAZINE LOADER |
| Length | 12.6500 |
| Model | |
| Model Fit | AR-15 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.06 |
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