[Vincine]

I’ve a Savage Mk II. It uses curved magazines. They have SHARP edges. Pushing down the rounds to load the last few cartridges, HURT. I haven’t seen any .22lr magazine loading devices that show them being used with the curved ten round .22lr magazines. Before I go reinvent the wheel, anybody already solve this? Nothing showed up on the search.

[big shrek]

Read up on the Jukermatic Plunger...
it can be made/modded to fit a savage mag

[roscoguy]

None of mine have sharp edges, but if they did I'd probably sand, stone or file 'em before looking for a loader. Your magazines should not cut you.

[Vincine]

Originally Posted by roscoguy

None of mine have sharp edges, but if they did I'd probably sand, stone or file 'em before looking for a loader. Your magazines should not cut you.

Perhaps 'sharp' is an overstatement. But it does hurt when your (my) thumb is trying to push the rounds down after some have already been loaded.

[Vincine]

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[smoooth308]

Could always take a Dremel to it and smooth it out some.