I went to the indoor range again on Thursday afternoon. I had trouble loading the .22 LR rounds in the magazines. My thumb was sore from Wednesday's trip to the range. I could only load what I first thought was 30 rounds total. But there are 68 left in the box of 100. So, that means 32 rounds were fired. Two in 8 zone, ten in 9 zone (or on the line), twelve in the 10 zone, eight in Bullseye with the Kadet Conversion. These were done at 7 yards.
Should read 101-132 rounds:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/harpdrinker/6986255055/I switched to the 9 mm upper unit. My thrumb gave out after 25 rounds of feeling the magazines by hand. I moved the target back to 10 yards, and fired standing, with a two hand grip. I count five in zone 7, four in zone 8, five in zone 9, eight in zone 10, and 3 Bullseyes.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/harpdrinker/6986255217/Den has completed the modification of my UpLula-K loader, and he has mailed it back to me. My thumb thanks him immensely. If you don't have one of his modifications, see his topic
FOR SALE - HKS & UpLULA Magaizine Loaders modified to load .22lr magsIf you own an UpLula, he charges you only $8 (plus $2 if you want the return insured) to modify it. You just mail it to him along with a money order, or personal check, Or you can buy one from him, modified, for $42. It may sound expensive, but remember the UpLula-K will still load all the magazines that it loaded before modification. It will load the 9 mm up through the 45 ACP magazines, plus the .22 LR and most 380 magazines.