Product Reviews

Holster fit pistol very well. The problem is assembly tool's should be included with holster not sold as an additional item. The only tool I had come close to fitting screws was a 2.5 metric, and that was bad. Need better quality screws and tools included. Could not assemble it to use it, sent it back.

Love these pouches because they are only as wide as the magazines versus others that have extensions on either side. I'm a small person and can easily fit 5 pouches on my belt and still be able to reach around to the fifth one. Putting them on and off the belt and making adjustments is also very simple.

I bought this to see if I could convert it to 41 mag. Just ream it out so the 41 bullets would go thru, seems to work, These bullet feeder dies are really the best bullet feeder dies that are out there. I highly recommend them.

Exact fitting replacement part. A little overpriced but...

I received the machine and have ran around 25,000 9mm cases through it at the time of this review. Pros: Fast, accurate, easy setup, does what it says it does, not terribly loud (my media tumbler is louder with CC media in it), not many moving parts so I'm sure this thing will be reliable for decades. It comes with spare parts such as springs bolts and pins. The pins are a specially treated spring steel so you can heat them up and re set them if they bend (so dont throw them out unless they break but I have not had one break). Did I mention fast. I have a Mark 7 Revolution and the case feeder I use to feed the roll sizer as well. The roll sizer with 4\6 bolts is the sweet spot. 5 bolts and the roll sizer processes faster than my case feeder. I dont know of a case feeder that can feed fast enough for all 6 bolts but that's not a con. That's a pro that it processes fast. The machine also helps me catch those nasty 380 cases. I pick those out because they are easially spotted going around the sizer. Cons: Cosmetic. The machine arrived with scratches and chips all over. I contacted DAA but no one has got back to me. Machine functions great but cosmetically looked like someone dumped brass cases from 5 ft over the whole machine. This doesn't affect its functionality but sucks when you pay 2k for something and it looks like what mine did. Second item was the legs were a bit bent (wouldn't sit level on a level surface). I had to shim mine. Not far off, but wobbled like the table at a diner just enough to piss you off. Again nothing that couldn't be fixed with some small bit of intelligence but just trying to give my honest opinion of a machine that cost nearly 2k. Overall excellent machine, just maybe I expected a bit more "perfection" for 2k.

works as advertised. increases output nicely versus doing everything by hand. and not as expensive as an electric bullet feeder.