Pardini 32 acp quick loader

Have any of you 3d printers figured out a design for a 32 acp quick loader for the Pardini mags? I have one for the 22 and it's fantastic. But that design is much simpler. Everytime I shoot the 32 I end up with 2 bleeding cuts on my trigger finger.

Replace the 32 acp magazine springs with springs from a Pardini 22 magazine. This will make loading a lot easier.

https://www.pardiniguns.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=61

32s&w and 32acp same mag as far as I know

Pistol champ, thank you for the feedback. No negative effects from switching springs?

Chris, I saw the one on Pardini's page. Didn't know the mags were the same. 47$ shipped is a little crazy. But I guess I'll look into it if noone else responds.

I use the speed loader on my 32 long and it works fine, just fyi.  No idea if it works on the ACP though.

Check here I believe he made some 

http://www.precisiontargetpistolgrips.com/custom-work.html

We do in fact have a 32 mag loader that works for both 32 sw and 32 acp. It is a little steep in price but it works really well and saves loads of time between my strings of fire.

Alex C
Pardini USA

Without the mag loader, try this...
(I'm right handed...)
Holding mag in left hand, use right thumb to push .32acp round down and in JUST ENOUGH to catch the rim on the lips of the magazine. Then use the left thumb to push on the nose of the bullet to fully insert the round into the magazine.  Once you get the hang of this you'll be handling the next round in the right hand as you make the small push with your left thumb.
Glen

carykiteboarder wrote:Without the mag loader, try this...
(I'm right handed...)
Holding mag in left hand, use right thumb to push .32acp round down and in JUST ENOUGH to catch the rim on the lips of the magazine. Then use the left thumb to push on the nose of the bullet to fully insert the round into the magazine.  Once you get the hang of this you'll be handling the next round in the right hand as you make the small push with your left thumb.
Glen

I also do this if I forget my mag loader. 

For the most part all I do with my right thumb is push thebullet in place and I position it in the magazine with my left thumb, while never touching any of the metal really.