I must say that this machine is fabulous! Pardon the pun. I have read every thread on this machine before I purchased. Since I recieved the machine I installed a strong mount, roller handle, led light and performed the polishing of the charging bar and removed the bellcrank and installed springs. So far the only small issue I have encountered is the occasional hard to seat primer. I have not figured that one out as I ream the primer pockets the first time I reload the mixed brass. However that being said I still seem to be a little shy about just checking every 25th for charge weight. Seems like the powder bar gets out of adjustment rather easily. +.1 - +.2 grains per 100 rounds. This has made me a little nervous on some loads as I dont want a compacted load. So I happened to run across a thread I missed about unique tek charge bars with mics on them and the baffles. Man this press flies now without any worries and believe it or not even with mixed brass after I get the adjustments made my oal is within .004 all the time and most of the time within .002" depends on how thick the rim portion of the case is. I just cannot be happier at the ease of use and the consistency of this press after u learn it a little. It was very easy and all of you folks out there with your little tidbits have made this much easier and a joy I can tell you. my other press is a rock chucker and its starting to get a little dusty! Thanks to brian for the accessories and this website also!
Loading 9mm, 40 s &w, 45 long colt and 45acp so far as those are my favorite guns. 223 if the dies ever get here lol! standard deviation has is almost in the single digits now on everything I load. Thanks for the help all of you and keep up the great advice!
Semper Fi
Travis