Kalibrgun Speed Loader
I made a couple of these out of either Acetyl or Delrin, this one seems to work the best.
When I get all the kinks ironed out I’ll draw it up in SolidWorks. :whistle:
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We are living in the right age. π I thought the exact same thing when I was in college in the late 70s and early 80s and working from home the last 14 years. π
You sure we aren’t related? My wife is 16 years younger and plans on working another 14- 15 years before she retires and only works 1 mile from home. Jody just got a Lincoln MKS and loves it.
What more can a guy ask for???? Everyday off and a wife that still works…. :8: :8: ….YAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Zonk
Wow that sounds familiar. I have enough saved and we just picked up two 2013 Ford Escape Titanium’s 4WDs, have a Ford Lariat Supercrew 4wd for pulling the RV, a new RV, two ATVs (Polaris and Arctic Cat) and too many PBs and airguns (is that possible)? The best part is my wife is younger and plans on working another ten years or so in a well paying management job she actually likes. π She did mention a few new chores when I retire. π―
Zonk
Yes Coda, I can relate to that. My last 3 years, I worked 7 days a week and 12 hour days just to build up my retirement and toys. ALL my toys are PBs and now PCPs…. with 2 Polaris 550s and a New Polaris Razor just for kicks……. π Oh and a new King Ranch pickup……
Zonk
I work from home with plenty of time on my hands for shooting breaks throughout the day. π I am close to retirement but it’s real hard to do with such a good gig and endless list of toys l would like. π
I’ll do 12-1500 in that time and I’m retired with plenty of time on my hands.
Zonk
Damn Coda, that’s a lot of shooting and I thought I shot a lot………… :4:
I’ll do 12-1500 in that time and I’m retired with plenty of time on my hands.
Zonk
Exactly. π On all of my PCPs with magazines I have only two but only use one. π I put 2300 pellets through Baby Cricket .177 with one magazine in less than two months. I can see four in the field with the 4 mag holders.
Probably you will not surprised I have std TWO and use only ONE π π No need more. If you have speed loader (hand) you can not forget it so load one magazine is question couple of second :biggrinn:
I agree with eelect. I fill mine all 4 before going out and refill when I get home. Or if the shooting real good I’ll fill in the field…
Zonk
Probably you will not surprised I have std TWO and use only ONE π π No need more. If you have speed loader (hand) you can not forget it so load one magazine is question couple of second :biggrinn:
I have 4 mags per gun as my stocks holds four of them. Best thing since sliced bread. I always fill mags when I get home from shooting and it’s ready to go the next time out. I hate filling mags out in the field. The warm weather on Saturday gave me a whole mag more than normal. I guess I can fill to lower pressure when it’s warmer.
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I used to have 9!
But then I owned 2 Kalibrguns, now I have only 7 mags left, and one Cricket….The Carbine! π
I shoot untill I run out of loaded mags, then it’s about time to fill up air as well :rofl:
(The BP came with 4, the Carbine with 2, so I bought 3 extra, at only β¬20 a piece…)
I have four ! I thought itΒ΄s good to have a couple of extraΒ΄s , that is until i discovered i only use one at the time. π―
My favorite in Ernest’s video on the subject. π Fixing a problem that doesn’t exist. Someone bought seven magazines for their airgun? π―
When I get all the kinks ironed out I’ll draw it up in SolidWorks. :whistle:
Nice try, but to get it to work even smoother, make the depth for the mag so that the top of the mag (not the indexer part, but the surface where the pellets go) is flush with the floor of the container. The pellets will “swish” much easier (less resistance) so it’s even more easy to fill the the mag(s).
See here: (made out of Depron on my Phlatprinter)
And here for a Brocock:

And look where it’s made: :fishing:

Tata!
You are right when filling only one mag, the advantage comes when you fill more than one mag at a time, then the gained time is immense! (WhenI fill the seven mag from the the pictures above, it takes as long as doing only 2 mags manually…) :thumb:
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It sounds like you two are living the good life, blessed. I know that one day I too will be there enjoying the Golden years :suprisedn: . I too work 7 days a week 12 hours a day, but I can only do it 3 months at a time otherwise I would go crazy. But listening to you to go back and forth gives me hope that I too will be there one day. Here is a cheer to happy shooting and enjoying each day.