Cinch Loader
Glock fit
$44.00
Cinch Loader, Canik fit. Black carbon fiber nylon magazine loader in side view on a dark ground, three finger scallops in profile, CINCH debossed on the side, a brass cord and swivel clip hanging from the top., image 1 of 5.
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Magazine loader
Canik fit
$44.00
The Cinch Loader, printed for a Canik magazine fit. A scalloped carbon fiber nylon body brings the tool into your palm. The Zip tether gives it a place to return when your hand moves on.
Choose your fit
A magazine loader has to feel right where you hold it. The Cinch Loader brings a scalloped grip into your palm, with a body printed around its intended magazine fit. Your fingers have a place to settle as you work.
One-handed loading is the starting point of the design. With two hands available, the same shaped body and built-in tether are still there. The grip is part of the printed loader, and the tether keeps it connected when you set it down.
The Zip tether lives inside the loader. A retractable cord connects to a brass swivel clip, allowing the connection to turn as you move the tool.
Clip it to a belt loop for a place at your side, or to a range bag to keep it with your gear. The cord takes up the distance as the loader returns. Every fit includes the tether and clip.
The body is printed in carbon fiber nylon with a matte, uncoated surface. Its finish comes from the material, with the fine printed texture left visible.
The grip and the Cinch mark are formed into the body. The brass swivel clip is the small metal connection between the loader and the gear you attach it to.
The body, tether, and clip come together as one tool. Choose your magazine fit; the connection is already part of the loader.
The Canik fit has its own magazine-specific body. The grip, material, and built-in tether follow the same Cinch design; the intended magazine fit is what changes.
Choose by the magazine manufacturer and exact model. Factory magazines, aftermarket bodies, and changes to the base plate can affect the fit.
The Cinch Loader is a loading tool. It does not attach to or modify a firearm.
Glock, Canik, and Taurus are trademarks of their respective owners. Cinch Loaders is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any firearm manufacturer. Model names are used only to identify the magazines each loader is printed to fit.
Check the magazine manufacturer and exact model. A Canik pistol name alone does not establish a match, and aftermarket bodies or modified base plates can affect fit.
No. The retractable Zip tether is built into the Cinch Loader and comes with its brass swivel clip. It is included in each of the three fit families.
The Cinch Loader is designed for one-handed loading. Its scalloped body sits in the palm, giving your fingers a place to settle while you hold the loader.
It is a magazine loader. It helps with loading a magazine, rather than making or reloading ammunition. The Cinch Loader does not attach to or modify a firearm.
Yes. Use the included brass swivel clip to connect the Zip tether to a belt loop or a range bag attachment point. The tether retracts into the loader to keep it close.