A magazine loader include a main body, a rounds abutment, and a rounds cavity in communication with a magazine cavity. A plurality of rounds are provided to the rounds cavity and are moveable along a movement plane abuttingly defined by first and second rounds cavity sides, at least one upper cavity abutment, and at least one lower cavity abutment. With a magazine positioned within the magazine cavity, as rounds are slidably moved towards the magazine cavity, pivot points of each round successively abuts a downwardly angled portion of the second rounds cavity side and pivots to angle a second round end of each round towards the magazine, so that each round successively enters the magazine.

A loading device to allow for a quick charging of a magazine with cartridges adapted to be attached to the top of a magazine for a certain caliber of firearm with base member defining an insert portion receiving a stack of cartridges and a push member engaging the base member to force the stack of cartridges into the magazine in a singular downward movement, the loading device also receiving and storing a stack of cartridges within additional base members for quick loading of the firearm subsequent to emptying a magazine.

A fixed magazine in compliance with new firearms laws that enables citizens to legally own and effectively operate a firearm, such as an AR-15. The fixed magazine allows a user to easily load ammunition through a side of the fixed magazine without removing the magazine from the firearm, disassembling the action, or using tools. The fixed magazine includes: an extension portion configured to contain a stack of cartridges, and an attachable blocking tab for blocking removal of the ammunition magazine from the magazine well, the attachable blocking tab being attached after insertion of the ammunition magazine into the magazine well, and before re-engaging the upper receiver with the lower receiver. The fixed magazine also includes a cartridge-loading portion having a side opening, with a cover configured to alternately cover or reveal the opening, and a follower compartment including: a finger-pull slot with a bottom hook for locking the follower.

A firearm magazine loader includes a housing and a magazine guide. The magazine guide is at least partially received within the housing. The magazine guide defines a magazine guide cartridge portal that is proximately aligned with a housing guide cover channel. The magazine guide coordinates the movement of a guide slide coupled to the housing. The magazine guide cartridge portal receives the firearm cartridge and the guide slide maneuvers the firearm cartridge into the firearm magazine.

A pre-pack assembly for use with an air gun and for use with a magazine that is removably insertable into the air gun, the pre-pack assembly includes a pre-pack that contains a gas canister, wherein inserting the pre-pack into the chamber of the magazine fluidly connects the gas canister with the magazine.

A reloading system and method for reloading cartridges into a removable ammunition magazine of a gun. The reloading system has a storage container for holding a supply of cartridges. A plurality of parallel walls creates columns within the internal chamber that are capable of holding multiple cartridges in stacked configurations. Each of the columns holding cartridges supply the cartridges to a common loading chamber. A loading port is provided on the storage container that leads into the common loading chamber. The loading port and the common loading chamber are sized to receive at least a portion of a magazine. As the magazine is advanced into the loading chamber, the cartridges held in the loading chamber pass into the magazine. The magazine is then removed from the loading chamber, wherein the cartridges remain within the magazine.

A reloading system and method for reloading cartridges into a removable ammunition magazine of a gun. The reloading system has a storage container for holding a supply of cartridges. A plurality of parallel walls creates columns within the internal chamber that are capable of holding multiple cartridges in stacked configurations. Each of the columns holding cartridges supply the cartridges to a common loading chamber. A loading port is provided on the storage container that leads into the common loading chamber. The loading port and the common loading chamber are sized to receive at least a portion of a magazine. As the magazine is advanced into the loading chamber, the cartridges held in the loading chamber pass into the magazine. The magazine is then removed from the loading chamber, wherein the cartridges remain within the magazine.

A magazine loader having a base member and support members, the base member being configured to sit upon the magazine fixed to a rifle, the base member having a first end wall, a second end wall, and a pair of sidewalls defining a rectangular shape, wherein the first end wall has an opening that allows the base member to sit upon the magazine fixed to a rifle, wherein an entirety of the second end wall and an entirety of each of the sidewalls are coplanar, wherein the support members have a first support member and a second support member each extending from a top surface of the base member, wherein the first support member has a plurality of support lips that forms a channel that is capable of accepting a retainer strip of cartridges, and wherein the second support member receives a bullet end of a cartridge, and related methods.

A magazine loader include a main body, a rounds abutment, and a rounds cavity in communication with a magazine cavity. A plurality of rounds are provided to the rounds cavity and are moveable along a movement plane abuttingly defined by first and second rounds cavity sides, at least one upper cavity abutment, and at least one lower cavity abutment. With a magazine positioned within the magazine cavity, as rounds are slidably moved towards the magazine cavity, pivot points of each round successively abuts a downwardly angled portion of the second rounds cavity side and pivots to angle a second round end of each round towards the magazine, so that each round successively enters the magazine.

A magazine charging apparatus facilities the storage, transport and transfer of cartridges to a magazine. The apparatus having an interior compartment with channels having prongs that flexible support the cartridges. The end of the apparatus has a tool to facilitate the transfer by pushing the follower of a magazine down and a seating plate that provides a surface to push against the tip of a cartridge forcing it in the magazine. The apparatus could be disposable, recyclable or reusable necessitating various materials in its fabrication.