This decision sucks.

Michael Vines has his alleged crime written all over his forehead.

I use two EVA Dry E-500 and take one out to plugin every few weeks to keep them rotated. Never had any problems and they dry out well with an overnight plugged in.
Bought my first in 2012 and second in 2013 and working perfectly.
If you are having to dry them out that often, your safe is either not close to air tight, or you open it a lot.
Mine is typically opened twice a day on average, and is a 25 gun Liberty Timber Ridge.

U 2 need to get a room at the Dumbass Motel! The reason I've given data from handload manuals is because that's what a handloader would be most concerned with.

And let me point out something to you personally Mr. Azz: I was once involved in a design project involving 32 schools in the Lubbock ISD in the late 80s. My designs got a Texas Licensed Irrigator stamp, but the consulting company decided that they needed an engineering firm which kinda rocked the dumbass I worked for that had been born with a silver spoon up his ass. 31 of those systems were utter failures. Wanna guess which one worked? The designer? A 29 year old with a 2 year degree in Design Drafting Technology.

Later, I took a position where I earned additional certifications for Life Safety Systems: Fire Alarm and Fire Sprinkler systems from manufacturers as well as the NFPA. Later, I added another design certification from the BOSE Sound Corp.

In other words, I know a little something about the SOS through different mediums, while on the other hand, where you 2 clowns couldn't construct a decent handload if your lives depended on it. It's engineers like you, working under the lead Architect that convinced the City of New York that the Twin Towers could withstand a direct impact from a Boeing 707; the most common passenger airliner when that project began. Or, the balcony that collapsed in a KC hotel because the structural engineer never considered a greater load need be considered.

And, BTW, even though there were influences on me to become an Architect or Engineer, I chose service to my country first and had a security clearance that none of you demo-commies would come close to qualifying for. If I had my way, no one would even be allowed to enter an engineering degree program without a minimum passing score in Spatial Relationships.

If this question was live, neither of you nitwits could find the simple solution for KE of an arbitrary handload.

It's rather obvious that you both have some pretty serious inferiority complexes. At least Psyc gives some hint about that by his screen name. You, on the otherhand, I noticed (and with your engineering degree) trying to make an impression with a supercilious term, TRANSONIC, which is defined simply as the velocity between Mach 0.8 and Mach 1.2.

Hell, I bet I knew more about Mach in elementary school that you clowns! My life, post that event in Lubbock, has been designing for engineers without a clue, even in their own fields of discipline.

It's dipshits like U 2 that prevent the earnestly interested from learning correct methods. Even at my own risk of being uninvited from this forum, I surely want to express my opinion that the 2 of utes are totally incompetent on anything ballistic.

2. Please do not be ignorant or use foul/curse language. We eliminated the word censor, but please use common sense... Also, no personal attacks against other forum members.

Thanks guys.

I shot one and it felt great, incredibly smooth trigger, well managed recoil and the balance was excellent.  I didn't notice any feed issues but I did notice the prices, which seem to be above alternatives proffered.  Thanks.

Friends don't let friends buy Kimber 1911's.

Just sayin