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alank2 · August 18, 2012, 02:09 PM

Hi,

I load on a 550 and once I'm satisfied I usually don't do any spot checks. [shameless plug]I also use my Press Monitor to watch my actions to make sure I cycle it completely and rotate once between cycles[/shameless plug]. If I'm loading more than 500, I'd probably do a check of the powder weight, oal, crimp, and case gauge fit at the 500 point. I do post ammo checks on all ammo - I case gauge check every round.

Good luck,

Alan

August 18, 2012, 02:09 PM	#4
alank2 Member Join Date: April 23, 2006 Posts: 48	Hi, I load on a 550 and once I'm satisfied I usually don't do any spot checks. [shameless plug]I also use my Press Monitor to watch my actions to make sure I cycle it completely and rotate once between cycles[/shameless plug]. If I'm loading more than 500, I'd probably do a check of the powder weight, oal, crimp, and case gauge fit at the 500 point. I do post ammo checks on all ammo - I case gauge check every round. Good luck, Alan __________________ PRESS MONITOR - The ULTIMATE Press Accessory Can Prevent Squib or Double Charge . Press Action Monitoring . Loaded Round Counter . Low Powder Alarm . Press Light . Rounds Per Hour pressmonitordevice.com