22LR Speed Tubes - Speedloader for Tube Fed Rifles - 10 pk

They work excellent but overpriced. $15 would be a fair price.

Great option for loading my Henry 22LR rifle at the range, and saves a lot of time for reloading while the range is hot.

Fast delivery. Easy to load and works great.

I found myself wrong. I love having my mags loaded when I go to the Range. But I have a lever action that can only be loaded by way of tube. So when I saw this I was like, do I really need this? Yes you do if you want to reload fast and shoot more. With this I go to the Range with 100 rounds somewhat preloaded. They are not as thin as they might look and don't bend so I would say they are somewhat strong.

These tubes fit easily inside the magazine of my lever action .22 rifle and hold just the right amount of shells to fill the rifle magazine. Prior to buying these, I would spend a lot of time reloading, one shell at a time, into the shell cutout of the magazine. Now I load all 10 tubes with shells before going to the range. While at the range, it only takes about 2 seconds to insert the tube into the magazine tube and dump the 15 rounds. In addition to the normal red caps, I, especially, like the easy grab caps that are also included. Why didn't I get these way sooner??? Great product. Thank you.

These worked great. Fast reloads. Need something rigid to carry them in.

got these for my tube fed .22s.. i have a pack of black capped loaders for my .22lr rounds and wanted the red ones for .22 shorts... rounds slide in easily. i can squeeze 22 rnds of shorts in with the last one sticking out a little bit but the cap keeps it in. and it beats loading one at a time and dropping them. caps fit securely but pop off with ease. comes with small end caps for the other end... probly so it doesnt slip out of your finger tips while loading. i recommend these

I tested all 10 of of my speed load tubes for crimps or narrow spots. All are good! They came in a sturdy cardboard box, maybe due to complaints on Amazon about previously damaged shipments. I used one of those heavy duty camping/hunting twist ties to twist-bundle them tightly together. Individually, they have a little flex to them, but if you bundle them together, they are like the old stick proverb… they are strong and you shouldn’t have to worry about them breaking in your travel bag! This way, I don't think I need to bother making a PVC tube to keep them in. It will save space in my range bag! Yes, I might have been able to make a homemade alternative for a slightly less money but they wouldn’t have been as good. These tubes fit a .22 round perfectly, the tube fits perfectly inside the opening of the gun’s magazine tube just right, and the grip cap at the top of the tube is easy to use! They are well worth a couple of bucks each for something that looks and works better! They work well in my Henry, so I can keep them preloaded before going to the range and spend less time loading and more time shooting!