Product Reviews

I bought one of these to use at our indoor pistol club. It works easily and smoothly. If I use the broom and dustpan to pick up brass, I get all kinds of floor dirt along with the brass. And, I get a little tired and sore picking up 50 or 100 rounds one-by-one. This "Wizard" picks up the brass without the dirt, and without bending over. I ended up donating it to the Club, and I ordered another for me to use outdoors once spring arrives.

I'd enjoyed this item of Double Alpha for sure. Because always whwen I ask for a product like that, Double Alpha returns quickly.

I cannot rate against competitors because this is the only belt I have but it is fantastic. It has the right amount of rigidity and keeps my rig from moving around. Excellent supports for the holster and 4-5 mag pouches. Highly recommend it.

Wondered what the difference was from my old DAA competition belt and the new Premium. Needed a new belt after 4 years of a lot of use, so figured, buy once cry once and sprang for the Premium. The Premium has a much nicer finish, smoother but still aggressive enough to easily grip and move around. Has a little card carrier built in, have not used it. The stiffness is better than my old Competition by far. The stickiness of a new belt is so much better. Really do not even need a keeper. Sizing, go 2 sizes big. Pants 36, buy a 40. On those cold days, this will allow you to wear your coat and put the rig on the outside. Works well. I believe the DAA Premium is the best on the market. Most of my competitive shooter friends use DAA. See you at the range.

Bought two; one for 1911, one for Glock. Both retain well and draw smoothly, no hang-ups. I especially like the Glock because it fitsall my guns (G-19, 22, 34, 41).

Used this for Para 16-40 magazine. It is more sturdy and has stronger tension than a Arredondo spring. I used it with DAA follower which that needed some tuning to work. Initial testing showed no twisting or salt shaker. Only con i see is the price.