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Thank you! Pretty sure my instructions were thrown out with the packaging. This helped. 👍

Glad I found your vid and didn't give up on the McFadden. Got it tuned now and it loads like butter. One additional comment, don't squeeze 100 rounds into the hopper. 50 is what the instructions say. You can do 100 but the rounds will interfere with loading the channel. It's not such a big deal, just saying....

If the case is wrinkling you didn't ck case length? Use case trimmer.

Just got one (12 years later). Adj. a little at a time and it works great. I used Rim oil on a Q-tip and lightly coated the slide in side. Thanks for the video. I just got a Hunter MK4!!

I gotta get one of these! Thumbs up for a great vid! TY for it. 👍

I lubed it up with some wd40 silicone spray since it’s all gumed up with wax. Now slides into mag super easily but Is it safe to shoot?

The introduction was way too long. Clicked off.

Thanks for demoing the adjustment. Seen the exact same thing!

What could be wrong with a turret I bought a extra for a different caliber and it won't function. Everything looks the same but it stops turning in the press . The original turret works fine . They look the same visually

Muy bueno. Saludos desde España 🇪🇸

That square piece will last a long time the mistake people make is that the ram must be all the way up to make adjustments or else you will strip the square piece out. You should not lube that rod. Adjusting indexing is accomplished by using a 1/4 inch wrench.

Your indexing rod looks to have a metal square top that fits into the turret to make it turn. Is that a stock part? My brand new press has that part made with the same black plastic as the little bushing you're talking about. My problem is that plastic square on the rod doesn't want to stay in place.

What am I doing here? I don’t even own a handgun!? Nice video, though, even I understood how to set it up.

Won't work on newer mags..just metal ones

Great job man 👍🏽 … everything looks efficient to get to.

You know the part number for that rod

Why lube with carbide dies? I read you don't need to lube with carbide dies.

I just got this same model from a guy off marketplace for free and am really wanting a pistol shelf/rack that holds them up right with the coated barrel wire mount point. This video gave me some great ideas and appreciate you sharing. Also loved the tip on spraying screws. Thanks

Get to it already, skip to 3:25

Thanks for the video! This is the first time I have seen it. I have one of the loaders, and quit using it out of frustration. l am going to dig it and the instructions out, and try to use it again. But...one question...I have been told for more than 60 years; DON"T LUBE YOUR CARTRIDGES! BAAAAD Things will happen! Have you experienced any adverse effects from using lube on the loader or cartridges? Would a dry lube be better, do you think?

Fax machine lol All the info a person needs. Thank you.

Nice vid. Thanks. Just ordered one from Amazon. Anyone know if they make one of these for the Ruger SR22 as well?

This came up on a search for an SR22 loader, but I do not think this will work with an SR22 magazine. My source is the McFadden website.

I dialed in the 11th bullet problem. I used Ballistol, not Rem lube a week before shoot and almost all of the bullets didn't fire. Must have soaked into the crimp between the bullet and the bullet case. I think I'd rather go it dry from here on out. Just "HOLD LEVEL" and if it gets a little jammed, just a little shake and a slight pump. No problem.

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Thanks for the video! I have a Buckmark Hunter showing up in 2 days. I've already got the loader, 2 clips, and a pile of ammo to play with. Your video really clears up some things. Mine out of the box was "Load 9, drop 1". I backed the screw out a few turns and now it is perfect. TYVM Sir.

Great video. One more thing, if you insert a loaded magazine there should be about 1/16" of movement of the follower for proper adjustment of the screw.

I love all the pink stuff inside of yours. I used mine to store all the toys for my gay tellak lover, dogs, gypsy slave 3abeed, and the ears in formaldehyde from the 4 NATO soldiers I killed back in the war.

Good review

I keep my indexing rod llghtly lubed and always raise the ram when removing turret. 9k rounds loaded with many turret swapping and still on original plastic indexing piece. Removing turret and rod with ram lowered will damage that piece.

very informative. I have used it for years, but wrong. thanks

Your the best video on the McFadden Loader. I just got mine setup. I have 4 mags. Had to fine tune for one mags. Loads all 4 smooth.

Yes I've seen those other guys and yes they have no clue how to use the loader, great video

There is an adjustment on the detent ball, look closer its a alen key.

I Gotta Say, This Video Has Just Gave Me a Brain Storm Idea!, Since I'm In The Process Of Purchasing A Metal Gun Locker Cabinet., And After I Get My Locker-Cabinet, I'll Be Headed To Lowe's Pick Up A Board, And Some Screws., Plus Some Carpet Squares., So Yes, Thanks For Putting This Video Out There! 👍😎

Thank you for doing an awesome video for our Ultimate Cliploader. They can be purchased on our website, our name has 2 d's, but our website only has 1 d. Just google mcfaden.com, we also have the Lightnin' Grip Loader, which is an adaptable loader that uses adapters for the various 22lr magazines.

It looks like I'm 8 years late, but this is the BEST video for the McFadden Clip Loader! Like the old adage says "RTFM"! Great instructions. Thank you.

Why are we listening to a guy who only has 15 rounds of ammo and can’t find any lube?

Also it's called a clip loader because that's what it is a clip that loads a magazine.

Is there a stainless steel version?

Doesn't know the difference between a clip and a magazine.

Nice work!!

I'm a few years late seeing this. Thank you for doing this video as it gave me some great ideas. I'm about to pick up the 14 gun cabinet, but wanted to add shelving for handguns and ammo, etc. That is a great idea and way to do it. Great job.

You should’ve put the shelf to the right side to avoid the locking mechanism

When I wiped off all of the wax from my 22s, the bullets fell into the magazine just like in the video. But when I first tired to use the loader, before I removed the wax, I had to shake it to get the cartridges to move. So, use Remington gun oil if you don't want to remove the wax.

Can we use gun cleaning oil in place of Rem oil?

Lol there dry but still the mag almost filled great vid great tool.

Jump to 3:00

Great video!

Great video and what appears to be a easy loader but I am actually trying to slow down the loading process. I have a speed loader that simply fits over the clip and holds the spring down while I drop bullets in one at a time. Even with this set up I can over heat the barrel and lose accuracy.