Nice little addition to my Dillon 750XL. I reload 9mm and it works very well, stabilizing the cases during indexing. No trim or modifications required on my case, it just works

Like others, I had to give this brush a shave to keep it from tilting the cases so much that they sometimes would catch in the die. Other than that, it does help to minimize case shake.
What was also a big help for me was to trim a bit off of the spring that applies pressure to the indent ball under the shellplate of my Dillon 1100 press. That made the shellplate stop at each station with just a bit less whomp. Between that trick and this brush, I don't have nearly the messy press I used to.
Check uTube for the spring trimming video. . . you should probably have a spare spring on hand in case you get too enthusiastic :).

Haven’t had a chance to use it yet still waiting for press to come in

Due to the brush and its location it will slowdown the filled shell and not tilt the bullet, this helps in faster reloading and less failures. A well spend investment.

It works. However the plastic pin keeps breaking I'm on my second and probably the last one.

Gekocht na het lezen van de reviews hier maar ik kan niet geloven dat iedereen zo positief is na zelf deze DAA PSP Brush gebruikt te hebben.
Na 500 9mm patronen op een XL650 was de borstel al helemaal uitgelubberd en alle haren aan de voorkant staan omhoog wat tot gevolg heeft dat het niet doet wat het hoort te doen namelijk onregelmatige kruitladingen cq verspilling tegen te gaan.
Een ander probleem is dat de complete borstel ook steeds omhoog kruipt het blijft gewoon niet op zijn plek zetten je moet het telkens naar beneden duwen.
Ik kan deze DAA PSP Brush niet echt aanbevelen het is weggegooid geld en hoort ook niet thuis op deze prima webwinkel.



DAA: sorry to read of your poor experience. that is odd as most are very happy with the product. We will contact you privately to work something out.