Product Reviews

Bought these for Sig X5 and Akai 2011. Fantastic mags that work flawlessly. The weight simulates a full mag. Sent several reloads yard sailing across the garage on concrete floor and they have been very durable. A must have if you want an excellent replacement for real mags for dry fire.

Bought these for Sig X5 and Akai 2011. Fantastic mags that work flawlessly. The weight simulates a full mag. Sent several reloads yard sailing across the garage on concrete floor and they have been very durable. A must have if you want an excellent replacement for real mags for dry fire.

The short powder bar works perfectly! It’s easy to install, and adjust allowing me to have both, my powder check and Mr Bulletfeeder. Excellent design and now we need one for the large powder bar.

I was worried about the hold this type holster has and would it be enough for running during competition. Well it is, even unlocked. I practiced with it for some time. It does take some getting used to. The fact that you can eliminate alot of movement from a traditional holster means you have to or can change your draw for this reason. The change is good. Faster and much easier. I recomend the thigh brace. I Don't know how you can improve on this type of holster, once used to, its remarkabley fast. Love it. And for $50 and 2 mins you can change it in the field for another gun.

Bought these for Sig X5 and Akai 2011. Fantastic mags that work flawlessly. The weight simulates a full mag. Sent several reloads yard sailing across the garage on concrete floor and they have been very durable. A must have if you want an excellent replacement for real mags for dry fire.

The DAA Mini Mr. Bulletfeeder combined with the DAA Short Powder Bar and the DAA combined Seat and Crimp Die enabled my Dillion XL750 press to stamp out rounds without manual seating and with the piece of mind of having my Dillion powder check installed.  I also added the DAA Mini Case Feeder and I'm beyond pleased.  The Mini Mr. Bulletfeeder took only a little time to setup in tuning the powder funnel to bell the case mouth the appropriate amount, but once that was dialed-in, everything was falling into place! (pun intended).    Keep an eye on both feeders and slow your upstroke when nearing the end of your bullet or case tubes to make sure you can rotate a new tube without fully indexing otherwise you will have to set aside your incomplete cartridges for later handling.    I love DAA's products and inventiveness!  It keeps me checking back for new solutions for common issues.