Bought a Dillon 650 (Thanks Brian), taught myself as much as I could about reloading since I don't know anyone else that does, set-up the dies, measured everything over and over again, finally loaded my first hundred rounds of .45ACP and then checked it against a gauge and my 1911 barrel. Going to the range tomorrow morning to see how things turned out. Having read enough Squib and Kaboom stories on this site and others, I have to admit I am a bit nervous. Other than the standard safety precautions (eyes/ears), is there anything else I should be doing when first checking out the rounds I loaded?