Product Reviews

If you don't have an outer ratchet belt, or you don't use it to change tension on your belt, you don't need this inner belt. But if you use your ratchet belt the way they are designed, by changing between loose/comfy and tight/shooting settings, you definitely need an inner belt like this. Without it, your inner belt will either be tight at all times, or will bunch up when you cinch down. An alternative is to use standard belt but not connect the ends (instead velcro-on-velcro, use slick-on-slick and let the belt ends slide over each other). This sort of works but won't hold your pants up while you set it, and will run into issues with belt loops getting stuck. A mess. The collapsing belt solves all the problems with one inexpensive and easily replaceable item.

Great holster

Definitely worth getting if you are using the multi-tube feeder. Does a great job at loading the tube, and getting cases oriented properly in the tube.

Works well, I was a little frustrated with having to drum sand to fit the Dillon Case adapter. Takes some getting used to vs. single tube, but works well unless you let a case get in upside down, then a bit messy trying to shut off, pull off the machine and straighten out. Double and triple check case orientation before mounting on the machine!

Works great, a bit different than the EGW 7-round though, which also gauge max COAL when cartridge is dropped in. I can still tell COAL consistency by visual check of rim height above gauge, and manually caliper at the start of a batch. Good go/no go volume gauge for under crimp, gross COAL deviations, uneven seating or swollen cases.

It definitely helps with the bunching of the inner belt when using a ratcheting closure… but it’s not a super flexi material… they just removed the Velcro from a short portion of the belt. I don’t understand the logic behind the placement of the flexible portion… it’s 10-12” from the belt end. Are people placing their ratchet on their front or strong side? I don’t think so. The flexible portion should be 180° opposite of the closure. Swing and a miss by DAA on this one. Fix the placement of the flexi-bit and you’ve got a viable solution for a problem. ????