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Now I think about it, that is actually weakness; it's really easy to use the wrong sized bit. Too small a bit works, until it starts stripping your screw head.

Hold a screwbit upside down, put the fastener on it, tip it over. If the fastener falls off before you hit the 45 degree point then it's the wrong bit, the right one will probably stay wedged way past that point to where you are wondering if it is going to fall at all.

It's almost always PZ2. One screwdriver/bit can be used for 90% of the fasteners around the house.

With Torx 15/20/25 are common. So I need to switch bits all the time.