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Sim G
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Lever Action Speed Loader

#1 Post by Sim G »

A couple of years ago a fella was making a speed loader for lever action rifles. It was like a tube with a plunger that you held against the loading gate and pushed the plunger which shoved rounds into the mag tube....

Does anyone rember who made it? Are they still being made and can I get a couple.....!!
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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#2 Post by Sandgroper »

Here's how to make them yourself.

http://www.alpharubicon.com/leo/rubiconspeedloader.htm

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#3 Post by Dangermouse »

I was sure Stockade made them, but a quick look at their web site and I can not see them listed. I am sure that if you were to give them a call, if they don't do them they will know who does,

http://www.stockadeproducts.co.uk/

I have seen the guys use them in comps and mostly they work well, I guess it is all down to practise. I could see me dumping 6 cartridges on the floor!

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#4 Post by ovenpaa »

you can get similar for shotguns as well, I remember many years ago sitting in the front passenger seat of a car sheltering from the rain with two other shooters, we were chatting away when I heard a noise and looked over to see the person in the back using one of these to load his SPAS 12 which was pointing at the back of the drivers seat.

Just made me shiver thinking about it again :(
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Some would argue that sums up Spas 12 owners!
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#6 Post by ovenpaa »

Dangermouse wrote:Some would argue that sums up Spas 12 owners!
It was a bad moment when it happened and that was many many years ago. I was amazed at the stupidity, the driver reacted very badly.

I could never quite understand why someone would want to use such a thing for clays (Or be allowed)
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#7 Post by baldie »

Neil Jones makes them, and jolly nice they are too. I dont think he has a website, but attends all the gallery rifle meetings at Bisley. A smashing chap, and anyone will point you in his direction there.
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#8 Post by HeatherW762 »

I've just emailed Neil to see if he has a website & will let you know as soon as he replies.

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#9 Post by Dangermouse »

I have some of Neils leather work, for holding 12 x .357 rounds and another set of pouches for holding 10/22 mags. First class work and a really nice guy - who also competes, so knows what you want,

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#10 Post by Sim G »

Thanks for the replies fellas, it's great help!

Heather, let me know any news if you would please.

DM, I now know who you are talking about! I've gt one of his ammo slides somewhere that I bought at a Phoenix meet a couple of years ago! This guy was there with his wife and have had the same table spot the last couple of years....... in the main hall, by the double doors leading to the "sun room", just beside Jim Hallams antiques and Micks knives?

How sad is it that you can remember where the exhibitors are at a show..........?!!!
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
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