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^^^^^ This. I can pick up a bullet, index with my thumb and set the bullet in one smooth motion.....and because I have a casefeeder on my 550, my right hand never lets go, it just keeps on moving. I've got a few quick change setups and have adapted the casefeeder for .223 so I can't even talk myself into a 650. Word

Pretty much covers it.

Yup, just had it checked 1.5

Guns are different, hands are different, grips can be different.

Excuse my ignorance, but; what is shot calling?

What I do to quiet a vib tumbler is, I put a couple bags of corn cob media on each side of the base close up against it.

Yeah, front of trigger guard. I like that finger on the gun, not holding hands. Plus I think people should shoot how the hell they want.

I have a 55o and like it very much. With a case feeder it will spit out ammo at a good rate. Plus I would never ditch all that I have invested in conversions and such. It just works and works for me!

What I have found with the inward torquing of Vogel's grip is that it settles the jitters. It stabilizes the gun.

I have a KKM and have never had a failure of any kind. I have never had a failure to feed or eject.

If you are still loading without In-Line Fabrication's lighting system, you are in The Dark Ages (pun intended) - costs $20, total, delivered. Worth every penny. I have one but I don't use it because I have so much light in my loading area. If one doesn't have a lot of light it is great. My loading area looks like daylight lol.

+1 on the lighting. I have lots of lights in different spots so I don't have any shadows.

All this goes out the window once you see Hunter Cayll shoot. Amazing, isn't he?

So you have to buy a $90.00 unit for each caliber?

I tumble before deprime and size to get crud off the brass so it doesn't scratch my dies.