Nick Lynch

So you hold the magazine.

So it's pointed down a little bit and then you just drop the rounds in bullet first.

And, uh, it seems a lot easier to me if you tip it too far, of course, like it'll land on the bullet tip and the bullet will roll the cartridge forward.

Yeah.

Um, but you know, you hold it like,

five or 10 degrees or whatever and drop the rounds in and, um, it works pretty well.

And then, uh, there was one part on it that needed supports when I tried to, uh, print from it.

So, or I print it.

So I, uh, just kind of like changed the, the bevel that was on it or the radius that was on it, um, to make it printable without supports.

So I, I did not really do much.

And someone else did literally all of the hard work here.

Right, right, right.

Like figuring out the geometry and all that.

I literally just hatched up a hole and then put a different hole in it.

Thanks.

It's pretty handy.

I've been on kind of a magazine loader kick because, uh, loading, uh, mags with my left hand is really awkward.

Um,

So what I did that one and then I printed a one that's just like the simple mag loader that comes with a lot of pistols where you just like slip it over the pistol mag and it has the little tongue that pushes the round down so you can drop the next one in.

I printed one of those and then a super badass mag loader for the Ruger Mark three and four.