Godox BFP Flash Projection Attachment for Bowens

I've been in the market for a good Optical Spot for about a year, and the options seem to either be the Okay Westcott Optical Spot for about 500-bucks, or the variety of a flimsy/questionable overseas options at half the price (but limitations of their own). Most of the Optical Spot/Projector attachments seem to be aimed at the LED Light market, not flash bulbs. I bought the Godox BFP to use with my Godox AD-600BM/Flashpoint Xplor 600.. and it fits great! The BFP seems to be a lengthened version of the BLP (Made for LED Lights). I would assume the BFP would still work with LED lights, just possibly not efficient, but the BLP probably would NOT work with Flash Bulbs. Inside the box is a very nice padded hard/travel case, the Projector, a lens (85mm), a gobo holder, a flash gel holder and 6 gobos. The Gobos seem to be the M sized gobos, so they should be easy to find online if you're looking for others. The flash gel holder would allow you to cut your own mini gels and it does a good job of holding them in place (it pops on like a lens cap) The Gobo holder seems well made, unlike a lot of the overseas ones. The lens itself is nicely rubber coated and feels decent quality. It's an EF mount, so you can use Canon EF lenses or other Godox options (coming soon). The Godox lens has a VERY long focusing range which is nice to dial in a specific sharpness, and it holds in place well without shifting it. The entire setup is a bit heavy. It may/will put stress onto your strobe heat if it's aluminum, so be aware of this. The flash gel holder goes over the front of the lens and the included mount slips in with friction mount over the included lens.. so if you're using your own lens it might not work. You might need to just tape it to the front of the lens. Carrying case is definitely a nice bonus and seems to be high quality. The Iris Diaphragm (to adjust the size of the focusing circle/spotlight without moving closer.. is not included. I had to purchase that (The Godox MLP-ID separately for about 75 bucks. Quality is very good, lots of options to upgrade it (lenses, Iris adjuster, etc..), sharp quality (some other projectors have bad reviews for poor quality focusing) What I will say though.. and no fault of this product.. if you have a lower powered flash with modeling lamp (the 600BM has a 10w modeling lamp, I believe?) your image will be DIM. You'll need a darkened room to be able to see it while focusing. Actual photos with the flash? Perfect. But the modeling lamp is very weak and can make it more of a challenge to use.