Duracell, Duracell, Duracell.
Only use Duracell in a PMO. They are the only battery manufacturer that makes that batteries to correct precision spec. The smallest smidge of wiggle room means the battery jiggles around under recoil (slide reciprocating), loses contact, and causes issues.
Go to Costco and buy a blister pack of 'em.
When cops show up wanting me to install their RMR or change the battery and they bring anything other than Duracell to me I refused to install it until they bring back the correct brand.
Save the other crappy 2032's and 1632's for your wife's battery operated tea lights (that's where mine go).
Does Duracell actually manufacture any lithium coin cells? Their 1632s look like they're probably made at the same Panasonic battery plant in Indonesia as the ECR1632s. (I'm aware that the same plant can produce batteries to wildly different specs/QA).
I have some concerns with Duracell's move of 2032 production from Japan to China. I'd rather use Panasonic (Indonesia) or Sony (Japan) because I trust they'll have better QA.
We have been using Renata batteries in the Acro, Holosun and 2032 size optics with complete satisfaction.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Panasonic or Duracell for me.
Have we settled that these are not exactly the same size as the 507k? I have a slide and sight paid for and ready to ship to Maple Leaf, but may want to switch over when these are actually available. Wondering if I should wait on the mill.
The fact that both optics (407k/507k and EPS) are made by Holosun bodes favorably for them being truly the same footprint versus "close" or "close enough."