UpLULA Spacer for Sig P365, 1911, M&P Shield, 9mm

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Spacer/adapter insert for **Sig Sauer P365** 9mm magazines (and others), for use in the **Maglula "UpLULA" speed loader**. This improves handling with the smaller (yet semi-double-stack) magazines, avoiding the "slop" in the UpLula when loading these magazines. **UPDATE 1/8/2020 - 9mm Double-Stack & Customizable:** *I added a thin-wall box version for some 9mm double-stack magazines. This version has been tested for fit on both Sig P320 and Taurus PT92 15-round magazines.* *Also, I updated the FreeCAD source file for the* **Sig P365** *to simplify customizing the design for most magazine sizes that would fit the "box" design. See details in the "Customizing with FreeCAD" section below. The .stl for the P365 has been slightly adjusted to provide more clearance for the "Lock" button.* **UPDATE 3/26/2019 - Box Version & Shield/1911:** *After using my original P365 adapter for a while, I noticed some occasional problems with the cartridges jamming "nose down" because the cartridges were being set to the back of the loader with the narrower magazine of the P365. The metal pressure tongue (depressor) forced the bullet-end down, causing the jamb. Therefore, I modified my design to move the magazine more forward in the loader, so the pressure tongue presses down in the middle of the cartridges. This worked much better! I call this the "box" design update. See the files with "Box" in their name - both the P365 and the Shield designs use this.* **Also,** *I've added a version of my adaptation for the **S&W M&P Shield** (box version only) and **single-stack 1911** magazines.* The original adapter I created is based on the design by *dacinator* (M&P Shield) for his sleeve - thank you! I've re-modeled my adaptation from scratch in FreeCAD, to support the dimensions of the P365 magazine, and to add a few minor enhancements in fit. I've included all my CAD files (for *FreeCAD*), so you can make any changes you need for your specific tolerances or printer. See details in the "Customizing with FreeCAD" section below.