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no issues February 24, 2026 Reviewer: Charles Rommel from Minot, ND United States   solid build, they have been really good with ordering. Was this review helpful to you?

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November 10, 2025 Reviewer: Tommie Gollihugh from Moorpark, CA United States   Was this review helpful to you?

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Could Not Have Been Better September 23, 2025 Reviewer: LarryM from Huntersville, NC United States   Found exactly what I was looking for and at a price I could afford. Shipping was prompt with no hassles. Was this review helpful to you?

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Inexpensive, well made. September 23, 2025 Reviewer: David M from Nebraska   Must have for the magazine upgrade.  Once you get a the first few rounds in the magazine  you can switch to this and then load the rest.  Actually easier to use than tiny standard loading button. Was this review helpful to you?

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Great Quality, Good Performance. August 5, 2025 Reviewer: James Skinner from Salem, WV United States   I find this product less than ideal for someone looking for a plain load assist button feature. I find the knurling to be excellent, and I have no complaints on quality. I find the fact that this option isn't captured inside the mag body to be difficult to manage.  I have noticed through ~1k rounds in an 18+1 kit that I have  to hold firmly while I insert a new round, otherwise the button/pin/follower interface wants to slip.There really isn't a way around this part, if you want to modify factory magazines to 18+1.  They offer a load assist tool that is very similar to the Glock brand that comes with their pistols from the factory.  In contrast, the load button works just fine after 4 rounds are loaded and you have a table to rest the base on, and If this is the case, then it is just a matter of preference between the two styles they offer, but I was looking for a solution to aid in magazine loading without a base support, and this didn't meet my needs as someone with a weak left hand. Was this review helpful to you?

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load assist button March 6, 2025 Reviewer: Rich Gaver from Funkstown, MD United States   This works as described price is okay Was this review helpful to you?

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It's Ok, seems a little big, but works! February 21, 2025 Reviewer: Timothy Wolf from Traverse City, MI United States   Very nice to have someone provide needed parts that S&W won't. Was this review helpful to you?

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Works well November 25, 2024 Reviewer: Alan from South Whitley, IN United States   Well made, does what it is supposed to,  and much easier than making one. Was this review helpful to you?

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September 30, 2024 Reviewer: JAMES WEAVER from Thomasville, NC United States   Have not used yet Was this review helpful to you?

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Works okay but... September 9, 2024 Reviewer: C Deschamp from Brandon, MS United States   Fits loosely and easily falls out of place. There is no real attachment to the magazine. This does not permanently attach to the magazine. It is much to large for that. Awkward to use. A smaller button which attaches to the magazine would be a dramatic improvement. Was this review helpful to you?