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Question: will it work with the 10 round or bx 25
Document: I know on the packaging that it says for hot lips/steel lips only, but i've used this on the stock 10rd magazine and also the bx-25. It would do its job if you had the right rhythm of shaking, turning, and shifting of the speedloader, but half the time I saved myself the headache and loaded the round by hand. I'm not sure how well these work on their line of magazines but don't expect to have trouble-free fun if you are using ruger magazines.
I have only used this with the bx-25 and the bx-1 (factory 10 rounder) and it works flawlessly. I do not have any of the BC mags but since it says it is designed for them I assume they work great also. You can load a 25 rounder in about 45 seconds, saves thumb and speeds up the process. One side note, the wax coated 22lr doesn't function quite as well simply because they don't slide freely due to the wax being rather sticky.
What a cool idea, and great application of that idea. Ive used it on my factory 10-22 10 round mag and bx-25 as well as bx-50 mags with no real problems to report. Its awesome to have seasoned shooters come up to you at the range and inquire about what your doing only to show them how fast this loader works, and saves your thumbs too boot!
Great little loader when you get use to it, wish it held a greater amount of ammo. you must go at a slow to moderate pace so that it would load properly just remember to count the bullets that go into the magazine or you might dent the last bullet casing. From my experience works with my regular 10 round ruger magazine and also the new  ruger bx-25
i know it says for the hot lips mags but i saw a few reviews that said it worked for a bx-25 but i tried it with 4 different bx-25 mags and it dents some of the cases and they get stuck in the chamber even when you feed it slowly. i bet it would work with the other mags but dont get it if you have the ruger bx-25
we each took 25 rounds of .22 ammo and laid them on a desk. By the time he opened up this Loader put the  rounds in it, closed the lid, shook the loader up, down , side ways, back and forth, and every which way but loose to get the rounds to fall into the loading channel, attached his Butler Creek mag and turned the handle to load his first round: My loaded by hand Ruger Bx-25 Mag lay fully loaded on the desk.
This thing is slick. I have a Lula loader for my bigger weapons, but this works perfectly for my on my Ruger magazines... both the straight 10 round hot lips as well as the ProMag 32 and 25 round clips. Will actually work on the Ruger rotary clips that come with the gun, but that fiddling is not worth it.
Bought this loader on the chance that it would work with the Ruger 25 round mags for my 10/22 and it does a fine job. As other reviewers indicate, it takes a little practice to get the hang of holding the loader at the right angle and turning the knob in the right rhythm. Once you get in the groove you are loading a clip in under 30 seconds. Went through 5 refills on each clip at the range yesterday with no problems.
Yes, I read the instructions. Yes, I put everything in correctly. Yes, I watched all the YouTube videos and online threads telling me how to do it properly. No, I couldn't get it to work. It jammed consistently and always felt like it was getting ready to break. After loading 2 10-round magazines with it and attempting to load a 25-round magazine, I gave up. I also noticed that it was denting about 2/3 of the cases.
I used this for the first time this weekend and found it works best with the BX-25 round magazines from Ruger. It worked very well and I loaded up ~800 rounds and my fingers are not numb! I also used it with the ruger 10 rd mag and that works well, too. When I used it with an aftermarket mag that had plastic instead of steel lips it didn't work as well. Could still get it to go, but took more jiggling and it jammed a few times.
Answer: yes