Specna Arms Speedloader for 4.5 mm Airgun Magazines - Black

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40%

20.04.2026

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Ease of use: 2/5. Material quality: 2/5. During loading, the balls constantly get stuck and you have to figure out a way so the next ones can be loaded. The tips broke off very quickly (partially).

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40%

09.03.2026

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Low-quality product, I only have it because I took advantage of a recommended offer of several items when buying my first airgun. The plastic pin used to open the device so you can load balls into it fell out the very first time I used it, and I had to struggle to get it back through the second hole. If you pour in quite a few balls, but not even full, just about half of the device, for me, it got stuck and after a while stopped feeding the balls, they jammed inside and I had to disassemble the device to fix it. I recommend getting another, better and more expensive model, I wouldn't buy this one again.

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80%

01.02.2026

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It's not bad... but it's not perfect either - it's quite delicate, occasionally jams the pellets, and can scatter them. Operation requires a bit of skill and getting used to, but for this price it's still more convenient than manually loading pellets into the magazine.

In short – a total ***** – I absolutely do not recommend it. A longer description of the problems: 1. The main issue with this speedloader is its design – the person who designed the mechanics of this device should be stripped of any engineering title. The release of the balls happens by pressing a lever that pushes them through the outlet. To prevent the balls from falling out freely from the device, they are blocked by a piece of plastic that acts like a spring – it gives way under pressure, bending a longer piece. The problem is that some 'genius' decided the perfect direction for this plastic lock/spring to yield is towards the middle of the ball container. Now, the million-dollar question: where is this plastic element supposed to go, if the entire reservoir space is filled with balls…? Hmm, let’s think – there’s not really any place for it to move back, right? The whole space is filled with balls – unless we fill the device only halfway and tilt it properly – otherwise, something like *gravity* will make loading impossible – the volume of balls between the plastic 'spring' and the housing plus their weight will continue to block the mechanism… This is the main jamming issue – and it cannot be simply avoided. 2. The loading lever itself is blocked by a spring mechanism – pressing the button on the side of the loader releases the lever, which you then press to release a series of balls. Unfortunately, here too *gravity* works, and the button mechanism moves so freely that if the loader is tilted even at a slight angle toward the button, it snaps into place and blocks the lever – most often exactly when you don’t want it to, because you’re just loading the magazine, and you count on the lever to 'spring back', but instead it gets blocked by the button. Pressing the lever release button after every single use totally misses the point of a *speed*loader… Another design flaw – in the 6mm BB version, this mechanism works without issues. 3. The tips are made from cheap plastic – I fitted tip No. 2 literally twice, carefully removing it each time, very gently – the piece of plastic locking the tip turned white from stress, it’s going to break any moment now. I bought this loader only because there were no alternatives, and for 6mm BBs, the loader from this same manufacturer worked fine without major issues. Serious mistake – due to the problems described above, it’s actually faster to load the magazine by hand – and this is no exaggeration – it’s truly quicker to load with your fingers than to fight for the right angle so the releasing mechanism doesn’t jam, having to press the release button every time because it clicks into place by itself – and, in the end, probably fighting with a broken tip made of cheap plastic. It’s better to spend the money on extra pellets and magazines…

The charger definitely requires practice to prevent the beads from scattering, and for charging to go smoothly and efficiently. The plastic quality is not titanium-strength ;) but once you get the hang of it and handle it gently, the charger speeds up the entire process. The price is not excessive, so in my opinion it's worth it.

Bought for my dad's name day, I was embarrassed when we tried to load the airgun. The device jammed all the time, maybe managed to press 2 BBs in, then jammed for good. I don't recommend buying it.

M... Review confirmed by purchase

80%

02.10.2025

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The speedloader may not be top quality, but it does the job. Just a piece of plastic. It falls apart a bit. Better to load outside than inside so BBs don’t roll around on the floor. But better to have such a loader than none at all, because loading BBs by hand also takes a bit of time.

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60%

04.09.2025

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It’s not world-class and you can feel the mediocre plastic—personally I think the tip mount will break soon. It does fall apart a bit and overall feels like ‘art for art’s sake’—the time spent assembling and loading the device, and then picking up extra BBs, equals about the time of manual magazine loading.

M... Review confirmed by purchase

100%

05.08.2025

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It speeds up loading, it scatters a bit during loading but over a box it’s fine. The construction is a bit delicate, and stress marks appear quickly on strained plastic. But the fact it speeds up the fun—you can overlook minor things. I think the price could be a little lower.

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80%

03.08.2025

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Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. It likes to jam, but despite that, it's worth buying because I think there’s no other loader of this type, and definitely faster than loading by hand. Despite its flaws, I recommend it because the price is attractive.

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80%

11.07.2025

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The loader really speeds up ammunition loading, but sometimes too much falls out, so I recommend loading over a container to collect the rest. Sometimes it also likes to jam, but it doesn’t happen often. That’s why I give it 4 stars instead of 5. I also think the price could be lower, as it’s just plastic after all.

K... Review confirmed by purchase

80%

07.07.2025

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The loader makes life a bit easier, but it needs some modification and getting used to. The modification is simple and takes a few minutes. As for the tips—in my case, none fit the magazines, so I made my own and now it's okay. If you have some time to tinker with it, go for it.

M... Review confirmed by purchase

100%

17.05.2025

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This is another purchase of this model, I maintain my opinion from January 15, 2024. I can wholeheartedly recommend this product, practically failure-free.

P... Review confirmed by purchase

80%

11.05.2025

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One of the few loaders for BBs. This is already my second one bought in this store. Unfortunately I broke the first one, but it was my fault because I loaded it too nervously. I'll try to slightly improve this one according to previous posts' information. We'll see...

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80%

26.04.2025

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Indeed, as other users have already said, it jams a lot out of the box, but after some small tweaks, I think that the price to quality ratio is appropriate.