Product Reviews

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.

I think its very nice i can load 100 rounds of 9mm in 8 mins an not be in a bighurry . The only thing was when i was setting it up i set the expander an then when the shell plate got full it didnt expand right an i had to readjust other than that its great

The bullet feeder is the perfect addition to my Dillon 550. I bought one extra magazine and I'm glad I did. The one negative is that I'm running out of reloading components at an alarming rate.

Awesome pistol bag! Reasonable price for quality, fits my VP9 and full sized 191, bought one for each. Some suggestions: More colors and longer velcro mag flaps specifically for doubling up single stack and some double stack mags. Nice stuff!