Product Reviews

Great product, instructions and assembly could be better. Installing bullets out is a complete pain. A couple things do need to be more thought out. The DAA Racer pouches by themselves, are fantastic, but when I got it, there was an extra screw in the package that I didn't know what to do with. I didn't realize that until I tried to assemble them "bullets out", that you needed to use that extra screw because the normal one has a head that is too large and when you turn the tension wheel, it will grind down the teeth. This screw wasn't mentioned at all in any of the 4 instruction manuals I received with the 4 pouches I ordered, so I didn't realize it until I had already screwed up one of the tension wheels. I had to look online where people had mentioned this before realizing what it was for. I hope DAA reprints and is able to label which screws to use for which parts. Also, when installing bullets out, there is no cut out going through the entire pouch like there is if you're doing bullets forward, so you can't simply stick an allen key through the entire pouch to tighten down the screws. You either have to drill a hole yourself, or stick an allen key through the bottom/top of the pouch and tighten 1/8 of a turn at a time which is incredibly painstaking and frustrating. And even when you attempt this, the top/bottom of the magazine pouch is too narrow. When you make one turn of the allen key, take it out, and then try to put it back in, the allen key won't engage the head of the screw. Amazing product, but assembly for bullets out was not well thought out at all.

This is a great upgrade from our previous C-More scope that came with STI DVC Open. Closer to the slide, better balanced gun, and no problem with cases being thrown back into the ejection port which we experienced with the original sight.

This set should be part of everybody's toolkit. It's small, top quality and cover everything you need from a hex key whether you shoot rifle, handgun or shotgun.

The Race Master mag pouches are a huge upgrade and hold the mags tight enough that I can run but will release them easily for reloading. Well done!

I recently purchased 4 IDPA mag pouches which are very nice-good retention plus the mags remove easily. I also purchased your IDPA belt to go with them. The problem is either the belt is too thick to allow the pouches to slide without a lot of force. I had to modify the pouches so I could slide them onto the belt and they 're still very hard to slide into position when putting the belt on. I may be returning the belt. Maybe you could check the fit of the pouches with your IDPA belt and let me know what you find. Maybe a random sampling of a few to see if the problem can be duplicated. Thanks, Dave Sago 484-547-9269 Call if you'd like to talk

Like many others, I bought this after becoming frustrated with the Hornady bullet feeder die + tubes. I've only got ~700 rounds through the DAA bullet feeder, but so far, I'm impressed. It was much easier to set up and tune than the Hornady, and the design seems much less prone to failure. For those who have the Hornady already, I've found that the DAA bullet feeder works just fine with the Hornady PTX, so you can get away with buying just the DAA die and bullet magazine(s) and you'll be set. The only reason I'm not giving this product 4 stars is that if you're starting from nothing, it's roughly 3x as expensive as the Hornady. The die design is simpler, so I'm not sure why it's more expensive. The magazines, on the other hand, are easily worth the added price over the Hornady tubes.