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If you've put any serious round count through your AR-15, you know what repetitive magazine loading does to your thumbs. The Maglula LULA takes that pain completely out of the equation. This little polymer tool works in both loading and unloading modes, so it's actually two tools in one. Slip it on, load your rounds with zero thumb strain, then flip it around to empty mags just as easily.
The slip-on design is simple by intention. Insert the magazine, drop a round into the loading pocket, press down, and the round clicks into your mag. No pushing, no fighting springs, no blisters. The whole operation takes maybe a second per round once you get the rhythm down. For unloading, it works just as smoothly—flip the handle back and forth and rounds drop out. This is especially nice when you're rotating mags or need to swap out ammunition types.
It's made from reinforced polymer that can handle thousands of rounds without wearing out. The design is compact enough to drop in your range bag, and it fits 10, 20, 30, 40, and 100-round magazines. Works with virtually every AR-15 magazine type you're likely to own: Magpul PMAGs, H&K metal mags, Beretta, Thermold, Orlite, SIG magazines, and standard USGI metal magazines. Some polymer varieties like Hexmag and Lancer work too.
When you're loading hundreds of rounds at the range or building up a stock at home, this thing saves your hands and your sanity. It also protects your magazine feed lips from unnecessary wear that comes with manual loading. After a few range trips, you'll understand why people grab one of these before they even think about picking up new mags.
It works with virtually all standard 5.56/.223 magazines including Magpul PMAGs, H&K metal 416s, Beretta, Thermold, Orlite, SIG, Hexmag, Lancer, and USGI metal magazines. The only magazines you should avoid are 6.8 SPC or 6.5 Grendel, which require different loaders. Some drum magazines may not work as smoothly as stick mags.
It does both. You load rounds with it in one position and unload by flipping the handle back and forth while holding the mag over a can. The unloading feature is one reason a lot of people keep one in their range bag—it beats hand-stripping every time.
Once you get the technique down, loading is noticeably quicker and requires almost zero thumb effort. Most people load around 300-500 rounds easily at a session without any hand fatigue. The real benefit is the comfort though—no blisters, no soreness, and your thumbs will thank you after loading 30-round mags all day.
Yes. These loaders are tested to handle tens of thousands of rounds. People report loading over 2,000 rounds through a single loader with no degradation. The polymer is reinforced and the design is straightforward enough that there's not much to break.
| UPC | 858003000103 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LU10B |
| Brand Fit | AR-15 Platform |
| Caliber/Gauge | .223 REM/5.56 NATO |
| Capacity | 0 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 6.8000 |
| Model | |
| Model Fit | AR-15, M16 |
| Product Type | Mag Loader/Unloader |
| Shipping Weight | 0.11 |
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