StripLULA Upgrade for RUAG Clips

    If you are like me and still have a large amount of 5.56mm ammo loaded on  stripper clips for easier storage and magazine loading, this newly updated release from magLULA might catch your attention. The makers of the now inconic magazine loader/unloader devices have updated their stripLULA to now include loading from the grey polymer “RUAG” stripper clips.

    Simple devices worth their weight in gold when you have multiple magazines to load quickly.

    Also, using the stripLULA qualifies you to properly use the term “clip” when referring to loading magazines. That’s worth the $25 price of admission right there.


    maglula Ltd., Israel, a world leader of military-quality magazine loaders, has just released a revised StripLULA™ 10-round magazine loader & unloader for AR15 / M4 / M16 5.56 x 45 cal metal and polymer magazines. The updated StripLULA now loads also RUAG’s 5.56 x 45 cal ammo on 10-round gray polymer stripper-clips sold under GECO brand name. This loader is now universal to load all 5.56 x 45 cal ammo on all metal and polymer stripper clips as well 10 loose ammo rounds.

    The loader is simple to use, eliminates thumb pain and injury, eliminates wear on feed lips, and prolongs magazine life.

    It is lightweight and fits in pocket, reliable in all weather, and made of durable reinforced polymer.

    Available from most distributors and online. Look for “Universal StripLULA™” as the revised version.

     

    StripLULA Description:

    M-16 / AR-15 10-round StripLULA™ loader and unloader for all such metal and plastic 5.56mm / .223 magazines, including PMAG’s and Lancer.

    Loads both 10-rd Stripper clips and 10 loose rounds.
    A simple unloader.*
    Small & durable.

    Loads 10, 20, 30, 40 & 100 round 5.56 / .223 magazines, like:

    M16 / AR15 / M4 USGI (NATO STANAG 4179)
    Magpul PMAG
    H&K metal 416 / SA80
    Beretta AR 70-90
    Thermold
    Orlite
    SIG Arms (black mags)


     

     

    Pete

    Editor In Chief- TFB
    LE – Silencers – Science
    Pete@thefirearmblog.com


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