Thanks for this video was curious how the "clutch" system works, I thought it was like a slip gear system.Obviously it works based on surface area friction, a very simple and foolproof system and one that wouldn't wear out as readily as an actual geared "clutch" as there are no teeth to wear out.Ordered one of these speedloaders today and loooking forward to not spending so long filling up my Classic Army 130rd mid-caps.
Thanks for doing this video! I bought a ripoff version of this (WoSports) and my adjustment knob doesn't really have fine adjustments, either it's too tight or too loose, so I was wondering how it was different and it turns out that mine doesn't have a crush washer in it so when I get that, it should fix my issue. If anyone is curious on other differences (because I know there are other ripoffs) is mine doesn't have the brass inserts for the screws so it just screws directly into the plastic. Also within the first 500 rounds, the o-ring that is meant to keep the BB's from falling out the feed tube after you load a mag jammed itself into the feed neck and destroyed the o-ring so I had to disassemble it to get it out and I currently don't have a replacement o-ring so about 10 BB's fall out if I don't keep the loader upside-down when I pull out a mag. I also had issues with the pin holding the mag latch falling out so I filled the ends with epoxy to prevent it from continuing to fall out. I don't know if the Odin is worth the 2-3x the price but if you don't want any problems or aren't handy then I'd recommend buying the Odin.
![[Tutorial] Maintenance and Installation on Odin - Innovations M12 Sidewinder Speed Loader](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WORCA2df4tM/mqdefault.jpg)
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Thanks for this video was curious how the "clutch" system works, I thought it was like a slip gear system.Obviously it works based on surface area friction, a very simple and foolproof system and one that wouldn't wear out as readily as an actual geared "clutch" as there are no teeth to wear out.Ordered one of these speedloaders today and loooking forward to not spending so long filling up my Classic Army 130rd mid-caps.
Thanks for doing this video! I bought a ripoff version of this (WoSports) and my adjustment knob doesn't really have fine adjustments, either it's too tight or too loose, so I was wondering how it was different and it turns out that mine doesn't have a crush washer in it so when I get that, it should fix my issue.
If anyone is curious on other differences (because I know there are other ripoffs) is mine doesn't have the brass inserts for the screws so it just screws directly into the plastic.
Also within the first 500 rounds, the o-ring that is meant to keep the BB's from falling out the feed tube after you load a mag jammed itself into the feed neck and destroyed the o-ring so I had to disassemble it to get it out and I currently don't have a replacement o-ring so about 10 BB's fall out if I don't keep the loader upside-down when I pull out a mag.
I also had issues with the pin holding the mag latch falling out so I filled the ends with epoxy to prevent it from continuing to fall out.
I don't know if the Odin is worth the 2-3x the price but if you don't want any problems or aren't handy then I'd recommend buying the Odin.
Evo_Spec link to the off brand sidewinder loader?
This is the one I got. I know there's another company (or another rebrand) that makes one.
www.kingrin.com/prodetail-p251.html
Check out the Speedloader from Team Vanguard. It is faster, easier and more universal then the sidewinder. th-cam.com/video/xPxZnJ56fiU/w-d-xo.html