HKS 22S Red Plastic Speed Mag Loader for .22 LR S&W Models 41, 422, 622, 2213, 2214

Loading .22 LR magazines by hand is tedious, and if you shoot S&W 41, 422, 622, 2213, or 2214 models, you know how strong those magazine springs can be. The HKS 22S Red Plastic Speed Mag Loader cuts that friction out entirely—slip it over the top of your magazine and use the flex brake arm to guide rounds down smoothly, one after another, without fighting spring pressure on every single round. It's the kind of simple tool that turns a chore into something you'll actually do between range sessions.

The design centers on two smart details. The large thumb pad makes it easy to override spring pressure without hand fatigue, and the brake arm itself does the heavy lifting by eliminating the constant upward push of the spring as you load. That controlled, downward movement means less fumbling, fewer dropped rounds, and faster mag changes—whether you're at the range, hunting, or just running through practice ammo.

If you own one of these Smith models and shoot .22 LR regularly, this is a no-brainer addition to your range bag. It's basic engineering that actually works, and it pays for itself in saved time and frustration on the first outing.

Key Features

• Flex brake arm provides smooth, controlled downward movement while loading
• Eliminates upward spring pressure for effortless round placement
• Large thumb pad reduces hand fatigue during bulk loading
• Designed specifically for S&W Models 41, 422, 622, 2213, and 2214
• Durable red plastic construction

Frequently Asked Questions

What S&W models will this speed loader work with?

The HKS 22S is designed for S&W Models 41, 422, 622, 2213, and 2214. If you own one of these models, it's a direct fit. Check your firearm's model markings to confirm before ordering.

How does the brake arm actually make loading easier?

The brake arm slips over the top of your magazine and controls the spring's upward pressure as you load each round. Instead of fighting the spring with every round, the brake arm keeps tension balanced, so rounds go down smoothly without you having to force them into place.

Is this loader worth using if I only shoot .22 occasionally?

If you load your own magazines more than once or twice a year, the time and hand strain it saves add up fast. Even casual .22 shooters find it convenient to have on hand—it's inexpensive enough that most keep one in their range bag permanently.