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Hi.
In a bid to improve my times I've altered my loading style and have been practising loading quads.
This has just been with dummy rounds off a table so the next step is to get a caddy system and practice for real...
I've seen a few different options around, plus several that are just confusing.
What have you guys seen/used? Any recommendations, any to avoid, anyone made their own?
As with every post by me, cost is a factor :-)
Cheers

California Comp Works ones are good and not expensive.

I've also seen some good online tutorials on how to make your own from thick kydex (or similar plastics)

California comp works don't make quad loaders. They make caddies/stripper clips.

Taccom qualoaders are a good starting point for quad loads. If you have a bit more cash, get the AP Custom QL4's or QL8's. They're the mutts nuts...but at a price!

HAve a look at Stuart Saunders' videos on Youtube, they're pretty good

Very good, thanks

Bear in mind Stuarts setup wouldn't give you much change from £500 notes.

There's no cheap way into load 4 I'm afraid even for a bare minimum 32 Rd belt of 8 quad loaders, teclocks and duty belt is going to be in region of £320-350 but ideally you could do with a couple of ccw caddies on there too as back up and then you are looking at £400.

I know someone has managed to alter their Chameleon load 2 belt to a load 4 and they are around £120, I tried it with mine but I wasn't happy with the results so returned it back to load 2.