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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.

It will if you clean the primer slide and plate after decapping.

Yup, that is exactly how I do it and it works very well.

I saw the issue of lead in vibratory brass cleaners, how is the lead issue dealt with in a wet tumbler.

As with a new car I find it best to, set up the new chron, shoot it intentionally and get it over with.

+ 1000

Just remember that an air compressor will kick out moisture too, so get a good moisture trap with it.

I just gave the Frankford Arsenal corn cob media a try and really like it. It is smaller and works well on .223. Doesn't take as long as larger corn cob media. I also noticed on 9mm it cleaned the inside of the case fairly well too. Got it from Amazon.

Yep, 2016 is coming up and the panic will increase.

I usually just wing it, so I don't have any drawings or anything. I do have some video that shows individual pieces that I might be able to put together.

Thanks everyone! It was fun to build and even more fun to use! I had my 550 apart and then back together so many times on this project I could probably assemble it in the dark lol.