This is a great tool for serious shooters, when your spending thousands of rounds a month. You should consider to have this tool..
The product is fine i give it a 4 star, at least to reduce the time of doing 1 bullet each round plunk test. However, there are some holes i find it with variances in diameter (mm), a single bullet can pass some holes while others wont. i marked some of the holes that are too tight but can still pass the barrel drop and other gauges. The numbers aren't that much around 14 -16 holes. Not a bad purchased, the 100 gauge is still the ideal but product quality can still be improved.

I would give this a 3 out of 5. The gauge is tight vs other gauges. If you were measuring factory rounds this will work great, but with reloaded rounds there will be variations with this gauge.

Overall very well thought out product. The ability to flip the Ammo and drop straight into a Dillon Ammo Box is great. Initial issue I ran into is when I went around the entire trey with a properly sized and gauged round. I found approximately a dozen slots that were very tight where the round had to be pressed in and pushed out with a bit of force. I took a brass brush and polished these slots and now they drop rounds in and out like they should.

The Absolutely best priced, of the highest quality for the money unit on the earth. Both pieces are hard Anodized-aluminum. Both pieces together and individually our tools the top cover piece is not just a lid it also functions as holding cartridges so that they can be marked much more easily than the actual tree itself. My son is a 35 year machinist and he is impressed with alpha dynamics products. I am not one who usually gives high praise for products, in fact most of the time I’m critical of some part or even all, for a lot of the things that’s for sale out there. My opinion is this is the best unit available and I have seen and used others.

This could have been finished alot better. Cartridges that fit perfectly in multiple chambers (Kimber, Glock, Beretta, HK and Springfield) as well as Hornady and Lyman gauges would not fit in some of the "chambers." Upon closer inspection, approximately 30 holes have tiny burrs around the mouths of the "chambers." Some sanding is fixing the issue, but for $120 I shouldn't be doing clean up work. Lots of machining marks on flat surfaces as well. It works as advertised when properly finished and makes life easier but quality control should have been alot better.

This is a great improvement to my reloading. I used to have a 7 place checker but now with 100 and "alignment" into plastic boxes I save a lot of time. The ability to push bullets back up and out is helpful too. This is the best dollars that I have spent in a while.