Product Reviews

amazing difference with the dry tumbler but one major issue: it is very difficult to close it so that it will not leak, and when it is closed very tight, it will become very hard to open it!

Competitive shooters usually have a lot of cards, licenses, documents. This binder offers alot of flexibility to group everything together into one in an easy and overseeable manner.

Also a must have in your IPSC range bag for young and old. Protects the knees without compromising flexibility or movement!

Already use the Lynx belt, incl. the original locking mechamism, since a long time. Recently added the rachet onto the belt. Improves the fit, regardless of layers of clothing, or just finishing lunch ;-) Tips: 1) Regularly check and re-tighten the screws on both Lynx ends. 2) Shorten the carved plastic a little bit so it's never in the way or bending outwards.

I initially used the decapper die on my Dillon S1050 and the Apex-10, but it slowed down the process and regularly caused issues. I decided to modify the reloading process and plan in special decapping sessions using the automatic decapper prior to cleaning the brass, so the primer pockets are also cleaned, easier to seat the new primer and making the rest of the process more efficient. Attention: make sure you sort your brass correctly (avoid .45, 38 SC, etc.), you have enough pins (they rather bend/break easily) and don't set the speed too high. Again a huge time saver if you reload.

I shoot reloaded 9mm major ammo with Open Race Guns. Yes, it's not cheap, but the roll sizer significantly improves the throughput and, more importantly, the quality of processed brass and finally the reloaded ammo.