Description
If you're spending half your range time loading magazines by hand, the ETS CAM is built to change that. This Gen II loader works with virtually all 9mm and .40 caliber pistol magazines, whether single or double stack. What makes it different from other loaders is its straightforward design: you load rounds directly from your ammo box into the fixed rod, align your magazine underneath, then push the plunger down to feed them into your mag. The whole process takes about 10 seconds per magazine.
How the ETS CAM Loader Works
The loader grabs 10 rounds at a time straight from factory ammo boxes by catching the rim of each round. Drop your magazine into the bottom slot, load the rounds on the rod, then push down with the plunger. The rounds travel down a pathway and into your magazine without forcing them through the feed lips. This approach means your magazines stay in great condition, and your thumbs take a break from the pressure and pain that comes with loading rounds one at a time.
Real-World Magazine Compatibility
This loader works with most standard 9mm and .40 double and single stack magazines. That includes popular brands like Glock, SIG, Smith & Wesson, Taurus, CZ, and others. The Gen II version improved magazine insertion compared to the original, which means better compatibility overall. A few specialty magazines don't work with it (2011 style mags, Taurus G2C/G3C, Walther CCP, and SIG P938), but those are outside the typical double stack profile. Ammunition compatibility is also solid, with the loader working with over 95% of factory ammo tested. Steel cased rounds can require a bit of extra technique, but brass cased and nickel plated rounds load smoothly.
Built for Range Use and Built to Last
The entire loader is made from durable black polymer that holds up to regular use. It's compact enough to toss in a range bag without thinking about it. ETS designed the loader so that even someone with limited hand strength can fully load a standard capacity magazine, though high-capacity mags (30+ rounds) do require more downward pressure. A little gun oil on the rails keeps everything running smoothly and is worth the 30 seconds it takes to apply. This loader comes with a lifetime warranty and is made in the USA.
Key Specifications
- Model: CAM Gen II
- Caliber: 9mm Luger, .40 S&W
- Manufacturer: ETS Group (Elite Tactical Systems)
- Manufacturer Part Number: CAM-9-40
- UPC: 810127170629
- Magazine Compatibility: 9mm and .40 caliber double and single stack magazines
- Loader Type: Manual two-piece design with plunger
- Material: Durable black polymer
- Loading Speed: Under 10 seconds per magazine
- Feed Lip Protection: Does not damage or force rounds through feed lips
- Color: Orange
- Warranty: Lifetime warranty
- Made in: USA
What’s Included
- ETS CAM Gen II magazine loader body
- Plunger
- User instruction materials
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the ETS CAM loader work with my Glock magazines?
Yes. The ETS CAM loader works with virtually all standard 9mm and .40 caliber Glock magazines, both factory and aftermarket versions. It's designed to handle both single and double stack mags with self-centering feed lips for smooth loading. The Gen II version improved mag insertion compatibility overall.
Does the CAM loader damage magazine feed lips?
No. The ETS CAM is specifically designed to load rounds without forcing them through the feed lips, which means your magazines stay in good condition. The loader doesn't contact or stress the feed lips during operation, protecting the critical edges that affect reliable feeding.
Does the ETS CAM loader require maintenance?
Light maintenance helps it work best. Applying a bit of gun oil to the inside rails and guide surfaces keeps the plunger moving smoothly and makes loading the final rounds into high-capacity magazines easier. Without oil, especially with steel cased ammo, the loader can require more force or become sticky. It's a quick step that makes a real difference.
How much force does it take to use the CAM loader?
ETS designed it so that someone with limited hand strength can load a standard capacity magazine. Higher capacity magazines (25+ rounds) require more downward pressure since the spring gets tighter as it fills. Many people brace it against a counter or table edge for leverage, especially when loading to full capacity.





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