P7M8 and P2000 9mm LULA or autoloader??

[sogle]

Does anybody know of any autoloader or LULA that can be used for a P7m8 or P2000??? I'm looking for both and didn's see anything on midwayusa. I found this great deal on remington ammo for 250 rounds around $45.00 and every time I load more than 180 my finger hurts a bit.

[Rican Havoc]

The MagLULA UpLULA will load magazines from .380 up to 10mm, and it works for single stack or double stack mags. It's a nice accessory, but I honestly don't use it unless I'm loading mags for two (if the GF comes shooting with me) or if I am taking my sweet ass time shooting. To me, it is just faster and simpler to load mags the old fashioned way.

The UpLULA is a clever invention, that works for MOST handguns that fall into the previously mentioned category. I'm not sure how much they cost, as I got a batch of LULAs free from MagLULA for doing some video work for them. I think the UpLULA is around $30.

MagLULA (http://www.maglula.com)

[ghideon]

It works like a sonovagun for the P2000 9mm mags. I can load my 10 mags in under 3 minutes.

[Mark71]

The MagLULA UpLULA is a great tool and well worth the $. It works perfectly on all my mags including the P7 and P2000 mags. Get one you won't be disappointed.

[LSP 972]

I have used mine on numerous mag types; including the wife's P2000 and my P7M8.

It is not as "smooth" on single-stack mags as it is on thicker ones; the P7 mag is the least "easy" of the ones I've tried. But it still works, and beats thumbing the cartridges in individually. In my experience, the P7 mag is quite "user-UNfriendly" to load by hand. Same with my USPc .45 magazines; the UPLULA makes easy work out of both

This device is so far above the other offerings out there, don't waste your time with anything else.

HK does (did?) offer a dedicated P2000 loading device that is almost a dead ringer for the Glock tool used for the same purpose; plastic and all. It is actually made for the 9mm/.40 USP Compact mags (which is the same mag the P2000 uses) My wife prefers to use it on her P2000 magazines.

I just tried it on a P7 magazine. It works; with some difficulty.

Get the UPLULA... ;)

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[MueveloNYC]

+1 on the uplula!