The present invention relates to a drum magazine, and more particularly, to a drum magazine in which a wheel cover, which is configured to provide an elastic force via a mainspring to a bullet guide unit configured to elastically support a bullet loaded in a drum at a loading hole which is an inlet of the drum, is rotatably disposed at an outer surface of the drum, wherein, at the time of loading, an elastic latch unit is elastically engaged with an inner ring gear of the wheel cover and allows rotation of the wheel cover only in one direction so that a loading space at an entry of the loading hole that is provided due to arbitrary rotation of the wheel cover in the one direction is maintained as it is even when a user removes his or her hand from the magazine, and, after the loading is completed, a latch control unit configured to disengage the elastic latch unit and the inner ring gear is operated so that an elastic restoration force of the mainspring, which is accumulated due to the loading, is transmitted to the bullet guide unit and the loaded bullet is elastically supported at the loading hole.

The present invention relates to a drum magazine, and more particularly, to a drum magazine in which a wheel cover, which is configured to provide an elastic force via a mainspring to a bullet guide unit configured to elastically support a bullet loaded in a drum at a loading hole which is an inlet of the drum, is rotatably disposed at an outer surface of the drum, wherein, at the time of loading, an elastic latch unit is elastically engaged with an inner ring gear of the wheel cover and allows rotation of the wheel cover only in one direction so that a loading space at an entry of the loading hole that is provided due to arbitrary rotation of the wheel cover in the one direction is maintained as it is even when a user removes his or her hand from the magazine, and, after the loading is completed, a latch control unit configured to disengage the elastic latch unit and the inner ring gear is operated so that an elastic restoration force of the mainspring, which is accumulated due to the loading, is transmitted to the bullet guide unit and the loaded bullet is elastically supported at the loading hole.

An air gun magazine loading device is disclosed. The device comprises a pellet sorter including a plurality of undercuts proximal to its outer edge, a magazine interface having a base plate including a plurality of holes and a raised section with plurality of undercuts, and an elevator ring with one or more ramps at its upper surface. The pellet sorter forms a plurality of round holes in a closed position to sort a plurality of pellets into the round holes. The magazine interface positions the magazine holes in-line with the holes in the pellet sorter. The elevator ring is rotated to raise the pellet sorter to an open position and bisects the round holes, thereby creating a space for the pellets and allowing the pellets to move in the direction of the raised section where the pellets directly fall through the holes into the air gun magazine or open area.

A magazine loader includes a loader housing, including right and left sides, a front and rear connector members, and a bridge member; a loading plunger; a rear loading pusher; a protruding loading structure around a loading aperture in a side of the loader housing, and an unloading protrusion. Also disclosed is a method of using the magazine loader, including positioning magazine loader, positioning round, inserting round, loading round, and unloading round.

A magazine loader includes a loader housing, including right and left sides, a front and rear connector members, and a bridge member; a loading plunger; a rear loading pusher; a protruding loading structure around a loading aperture in a side of the loader housing, and an unloading protrusion. Also disclosed is a method of using the magazine loader, including positioning magazine loader, positioning round, inserting round, loading round, and unloading round.

An automated magazine loading device having an ammunition hopper adapted to receive a firearm cartridge and a conveyor coupled to the ammunition hopper. The conveyor is configured to transport the firearm cartridge to a projectile indexer located in proximity to the conveyor and the conveyor is configured to deposit the firearm cartridge into the projectile indexer in a first orientation. The projectile indexer is configured to reorient the firearm cartridge into a second orientation. The projectile indexer also includes a port for receiving a magazine therein. Finally, the automated magazine loading device includes an actuator for engaging the firearm cartridge and inserting the firearm cartridge into the magazine.

An automated magazine loading device having an ammunition hopper adapted to receive a firearm cartridge and a conveyor coupled to the ammunition hopper. The conveyor is configured to transport the firearm cartridge to a projectile indexer located in proximity to the conveyor and the conveyor is configured to deposit the firearm cartridge into the projectile indexer in a first orientation. The projectile indexer is configured to reorient the firearm cartridge into a second orientation. The projectile indexer also includes a port for receiving a magazine therein. Finally, the automated magazine loading device includes an actuator for engaging the firearm cartridge and inserting the firearm cartridge into the magazine.

A horizontally operated device to simplify the loading of cartridges into a pistol magazine comprises a small and easy to use loader without any moving parts, convenient notched griping surfaces, slide areas, and plungers designed to enter the magazine providing a space for the next cartridge to be inserted.

A horizontally operated device to simplify the loading of cartridges into a pistol magazine comprises a small and easy to use loader without any moving parts, convenient notched griping surfaces, slide areas, and plungers designed to enter the magazine providing a space for the next cartridge to be inserted.

A magazine loader includes a loader housing, including right and left sides, a front and rear connector members, and a bridge member; a loading plunger; a rear loading pusher; a protruding loading structure around a loading aperture in a side of the loader housing, and an unloading protrusion. Also disclosed is a method of using the magazine loader, including positioning magazine loader, positioning round, inserting round, loading round, and unloading round.