Pro Heavy Duty Competition Speed Holster fits Dan Wesson DWX

Several problems-1. The magnets in the rail holder shattered. This was certainly partly my fault, as the screws holding them to the rail were coming loose and I tightened them down, not realizing how brittle the magnets are. However, it's unacceptable for the screws to come loose in the first place, because they can scratch the hell out of a pistol. Fortunately for me the DLC finish on my DWX polished the screw heads rather than being scratched, but other finishes would have been torn up. And it seems that the magnets didn't really do much anyway-m once they were gone there wasn't any substantial change to the overall behavior of the holster when walking around which leads to item 2 on my list.2. While this is sold as a DWX compatible holster, "fits DWX", it's a very loose fit once unlocked, and allows quite a bit of rattle when locked and walking around as well. Yeah, it "fits DWX" but it's definitely not "made for DWX".3. The supplied tool bits are dead soft, easily being rounded off (particularly the belt attachment screw bit). Easy enough to fix by filing off, but not well made.4. Metric screws. Once you've (easily) rounded off the supplied tool bits, you'll need a set of metric wrenches to adjust.5. Lock lever is tiny, hard to re-engage and ... did I mention tiny? Unlike similar race holsters you will have to fully disengage this at make ready. No way to consistently hit it on the draw. And frustratingly hard to re-engage after show clear/hammer down/holster.6. You have to torque the ball to extreme levels to prevent movement in normal use. Minor bumps are a no-go.Positives- Robust belt attachment, lots of adjustability for toe, cant and height, the belt attachment has a built-in thigh pad that's adequate..