Product Reviews

A must-have when you have any of the above mentioned holsters, since it makes the holster more stable, especially during draws.

Big advantage of the Lynck belt over the Premium belt is that it is equally stiff but fits the shooter's body much better. Tip: attach holsters and pouches on the actual joints and not on the Lynx blocks themselves. Like so they don't whobble.

A must-have for all competition shooters with handguns and PCC's!

Until a couple of weeks ago I had a DAA Powder Check on my automated Apex-10. Really worked great, until I had a squid during an IPSC training. Attention: certainly NOT the fault of the DAA powder check, but rather mine. I suspect that the DAA powder check sounded the alarm, but that I did not notice it. After the squib I reviewed my entire reloading process and installed this Mark 7 powder check. The great advantage over the DAA one is that the this one actually STOPS the machine and NOTIFIES you that there's something wrong with the powder level (none, too little or too much). So you can check and correct and gives you peace of mind!

I use the Alpha XI pouches on my IPSC Open and PCC rigs. Durable pouches that can be tuned to your specific mags, tension and desired posture.

I use the big stick dry fire mags during my dry fire sessions at home, as well as during instructor classes in my 3 Bul Armory Open Race Guns. Great tool to spare your actual mags! Small tip: the mags did not fit into the guns out of the box. I had to "tune", i.e. enlarge the mag catch cut out slightly so my mag catches would work correctly!