I agree - the 1911 just feels RIGHT, athough many years ago
I did have the pleasure of shooting a couple Browning .45 Autos.
The shot very well, but still preferred my 1911.
not only that, but they work SOOO well on progressive loaders.
With a Dillon 450, I used to crank out close to 400 an hour and it didn't have an auto case or bullet feed.
I did get close to 600 once, but lost a 'scoop' of finger tip. The case mouths cut quickly if the fingers aren't out of the way when they hit the bottom of the die - that stung. LOL - I'd almost forgotten about that. Took a LONG time to heal.