Product Reviews

Works well. I'm using it with my CZ75 mags (limited to 10 rounds) and it holds them securely. Securely enough that it's better to draw/slide them up (as if you were pulling from a pouch) rather than trying to pull outward from the magnets.

Works great on my lee pro6000 and pro4000. A couple of quirks: - Certain powders like to stick on the contact rod. I primarily run TG and traces amount of powder like to stick on the rod, where said powder winds up on the shell plate and starts to accumulate after ~300-400 loadings. This is minor and workable. - Watching a video on the DAA powder cop die, they seemed to remove the feature of adjusting the sensitivity of the sensor. I have ran into situations where internal case volume variances (i.e. 223/556 mixed HS brass) would cause the alarm to go off due to the sensor reading outside its parameters. Because of this, I resorted in disabling the alarm and running it as a manual powder cop die. Overall, I bought this to monitor pistol powder drops as differences in half a grain can result in either an underpowered load or unwanted pressure spikes. It seems to do just fine for that purpose, but I feel like the fixed sensitivity of the sensor limits the application of this powder cop die.

I should have purchased this handle a long time ago.

Absolutely a must-have. This is the biggest improvement to the MBF unit.

It looks solid and in the same time well adjustable and compact. Although it is not an inexpensive holster, at the moment this is the only sound option for the CZ TS2 pistol. So the decision was easy to make. I haven't tested it during competition, just have been dry firing my pistol from it. So far I like the operation: predictable and it was easy to learn.

I needed a powder check for .223/5.56, but apparently these have issues with the small case necks on these. The rod tends to just displace the powder and so the beep may or may not occur, very inconsistent, especially with fine spherical powders. I'm only dinging one star, there may have been a caveat somewhere that I didn't catch, and it probably works fine for straight wall cases.