Anyone using it?  Is it worth the 150 bucks price tag?  What do you get from it?

 

thanks!

I have it and have used it immensely for various load development projects over the years. Some common uses for the everyday re-loader are determining pressure baselines and safe starting points for different bullet seating depths other than book values since not all books list all powders, bullet and COAL variations. For rifle loaders, its very helpful for all the above plus finding maximal burn combinations for your specific barrel length. This is very useful to get the most velocity safely out of your specific configuration and not waste powder. For more unconventional purposes, its a wildcatters best friend. I have used it for load development of a 9mm gas operated carbine to get the slowest burn rate i needed while still able to get an efficient burn and all fit in the case volume. I've also used it to semi wildcat an intermediate .30 cal pistol caliber with a heavier rifle bullet. And the list goes on... is it worth it? I guess that depends on how much you use it and if you need it at all. IF you are loading common calibers, go by the books. Otherwise, this is the only way to interactively experiment and see how changing certain variables affects your loads.