Some of you guys are harsh, lol. I'll probably never load more than 2 or 3 hundred in a sitting so I don't need "max volume". My first rounds are .50 beowulf and after a couple of hours of reading the manual and setting up each station to as perfect as I can get, I loaded 50 rounds of wulf. Unfortunately they were already sized, tumbled, and primed, so I just removed that station altogether. I put brass in one, rotated to 2, and then started the motions (minus the primer push). I did 50 rounds in very short time.
Before officially starting loaded rounds, I ran 10 powder loads through after adjusting to make sure I was consistent and measured each on a balance. I was using Lil' Gun and being a small powder, it measured quite well. +-.1 grains not a problem. Once I was sure on that, I ran 10 test rounds on old brass without powder/primer for proper seating depth and crimp. Satisfied I had everything adjusted, I got to work for real.
I measured every single round coming out for OAL and visually checked every case for powder level. I stopped the process and measured the powder charge every fifth round to make sure it wasn't off. In the end everything was quite good and I have a box of 50. Normally I'd make 10 and go shoot to be sure but I measured everything against my single-stage press loads and all checks out so I can't imagine there will be a problem.
My next attempt will be 50 spent rounds that have not been touched. I'm going to polish only and try the whole process without cleaning the primer pocket and making this a 2-step process. I'll come back and report on those when I'm done but it'll be a couple of days.
So far I'm fairly impressed with the 550B given the price point. I'll be loading 9MM, .45ACP, .38spl, .308, .45-70, and .50 Beowulf. For now. I may start on .223 since I can use the same BLC(2) I use in .308 and I've got 1000's of brass.