TDH

Yeah, no issues with instructions. Wiring colors were different but just had to match them up to their respective plug contacts. If I had to do it over again, I may have just bought a 3.5mm male connector and soldiered the USB converter to that. I would have a short cord for transferring data in the house, and if I need the length, then I could just plug in the extension.

Thanks for the cleaned up instructions. I got a ProChrono Digital last week so I ordered the 3.5mm stereo cord and the windows 7 compatible USB converter and got everything connected today. The software leaves a bit to be desired but it was nice not having to type in all the velocities into a spreadsheet.

I didn't order a press but I did order several 650 toolheads, a 223 conversion kit, and some other misc supplies. Ordered from Brian on 1/26, arrived 2/26.

I picked up the S&W 1911 Pro in 9mm last year. Was looking at the Springfield Loaded, but after handling both of them, went with the Smith. Initially had some cycling issues but once I started using Mobil1 to lubricate, they went away. I like the gun but haven't shot a lot of other 1911s to compare.

I ended up getting the small pistol plate. I'll buy the large when I need it. I'm only shooting 9mm now. When I posted, I was thinking you had to get a different casefeeder, not just the plates. Thanks for clearing that up. The fedex guy should be dropping off the 650 and casefeeder tomorrow

I'm about to purchase a 650 and will mainly use it for 9mm but will also reload 40, 45, and 38sp/357mag. I was going to just order the small casefeeder and manually load the others but I've read a thread where people are using the large casefeeder for 9mm without issues. Anyone else doing this? Currently shooting minor in SS so it's likely I'll move to major if I buy a different gun and would rather not have to buy another casefeeder down the road.