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Gunmart touched on it, and Aagaard certainly lived it: if the gun has been field proven, and if you have the confidence and skill, controlled feed is superfluous. If you don't have the confidence and skill, controlled feed won't help (although it certainly won't hurt in either case).
As for Aagaard's bad ideas, anyone who has gone into the bush after as many wounded buffalo as he did, raise your hand. Darn few hands up, I'll bet.
Would I have controlled feed on a rifle? If I could get it, but such actions for left handers are hard to come by. Would I sweat it if I couldn't? No.
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