Abstract: A magazine ammunition unloader may include a body comprising: a magazine loading conduit adapted to receive a magazine containing ammunitions and the ammunitions contained in the magazine; and an ammunition ejecting conduit connected to the magazine loading conduit; and a wheel housed in the body, the wheel comprising a tooth adapted to push one at the time the ammunitions from the magazine into the ammunition ejecting conduit; and driving means adapted to drive the wheel, thereby ejecting one at the time the ammunitions from the magazine.

Abstract: An ammunition container with a body including a pair of horizontal wall portions, two vertical lateral wall portions, a front vertical wall portion and a back vertical wall portion collectively forming a container volume for receiving ammunitions therein and a plurality of internal walls parallelly disposed between the two lateral wall portions in the body, the internal walls being sized and designed to define a plurality of vertical ammunition channels, each vertical ammunition channel being configured to accommodate a stack of ammunitions therein, at least one of the pair of horizontal wall portions being removable to empty the ammunitions from the plurality of vertical ammunition channels.

Abstract: A magazine loader for loading bullets in a magazine is presented, the magazine loader comprising a body including a first opening for inserting bullets in the magazine loader and a second opening for loading bullets in a magazine, when the magazine loader is used in conjunction with the magazine, a plurality of vertical channels inside the body for receiving bullets therein, a dented member including a series of raised portions sized and designed for selectively locating and aligning the bullets of the lower row of bullets in a loadable row of bullets by preventing the bullets in the loadable row of bullets to move upon vertical pressure of additional bullets located in the plurality of channels and an actuator for moving the loadable row of bullets out of the magazine loader through a magazine receptacle.