Ruger Fail

[dennishoddy]

There isnt enough room for the word "magazine" on the item and it be readable. So they substituted.

But the real question is, does it work?

Answer: Yes it does. It works very well when standing all day loading mags/clips for a women on target event, or at a steel challenge match.
I have three different styles, and each of the manufacturers sell them as "clip loaders".
I bought each of them through Brownells.

 

[MyMonkey]

I came here looking for a calculus tutorial. Eh..

 

[dennishoddy]

There are a lot of "clip loaders" out there Advertised in most of the major suppliers, and Brownells as well.
The fascination of clip,vs mags is an OSA thing. Most of the other gun forums don't give it a second thought
Don't bore me with posting the "definition".

 

[10Seconds]

Well, I am new here, but this doesn't bother me in the least. I have used the words "clip" or "magazine" interchangeably for years. Whether its technically correct or not makes no difference, because 99.99% of the people will know what you are talking about because the two are used interchangeable by society as a whole. The point of speaking or writing is to communicate. If the words communicated, then they were successful.

Its like calling Wal-mart brand adhesive bandages "Band-Aids" - yes, we know they aren't really, but what you need is clear to anyone but an extreme moron.

 

[Glocktogo]

Personally, I enjoy ridiculing others for interchanging the words. Call it a quirk, a hobby, a neo-fascist conspiracy amongst members of the genus dickheadimus, it's all good!

 

[Jefpainthorse]

If it works they can call it "rice pudding" for all I care....

 

[ldp4570]

Personally, I enjoy ridiculing others for interchanging the words. Call it a quirk, a hobby, a neo-fascist conspiracy amongst members of the genus dickheadimus, it's all good!

Good thing its not five o'clock, as I would have spit/wasted good scotch instead of orange juice!!!