Big Dragon AK Adapter for speedloader

I bought the Big Dragon speedloader with this adapter and after the first trying to load a AK mag, the speedloader just broke and the bbs got stuck. So i opened it and saw the bb loading compartment part bent. Does it spill the bbs when i crank it? Yes. Does it still work after I attach the adapter? Yes. When I attack the magazine can it transmit enough power to the magazine so it can push the bbs against the magazine's spring and actually load it? Absolutely not. It's one of the worst airsoft products i have ever bought. Will try to pass the speedloader on to a mate who uses M4 mags as that might still work.

Adaptateur compatible avec les chargeurs AKM métal E&L et AK74 plastique E&L. Les chargeurs AKM métal s'enclenchent parfaitement, par contre les chargeurs AK74 plastique forcent un peu et nécessiteront un petit rodage qui se fera après quelques utilisations et seront plus simples à enclencher

You get what you pay for, but I did expect a little more for 12,40 Euro. *Initial feel and quality* - Plastic feels very thin and poorly made. - The entire "upper" and "lower" is held together with two very small screws, allowing the entire unit to flex. *Inserting the adapter* - The adapter does fit into the odin speedloader and it even has a groove cut in the side to allow you to store the handle of the odin with the adapter attached. *Attampting insert a Cyma midcap* - Rocking the magazines like you would into your gun, won't allow the magazine to engage with the front hook properly, so the adapter will lock in at the magazine catch first and then you can force the front of the magazine in place for loading. - For ease of manufacture, they've decided that you load the AK magazine "backwards" into the adapter, since Ak magazines feed BBs from the back and M4 magazines feed BBs from the front. Meaning that the magazine is pointing the wrong way when you use the Odin. Not a big deal, but it does get annoying when loading 6+ magazines in a row. *Loading BBs into the magazine* - Here's the real kicker. The adapter never managed to completely load a single magazine. BBs jam up in the adapter and completely stops you from loading, giving you the feel of a fully loaded magazine. Testing this again after getting home from a field day, I can confirm that out of the 30 magazines I attempted to load, I only got partial mags loaded, best result was a 80% load on a 150rnd magazine.