Quickload users local to Chattanooga?

[Currently]

Purchased the software about a year ago.

Then realized ‘garbage in=garbage out’ so I then purchased a Pro Chrono for velocity measurements.

I would like to spend some time with someone who is experienced with the software to learn “tip,tricks and traps” to get me over the initial hump of learning how to use Quickload.

I’m a little overwhelmed with what the software can do and I am over analyzing everything.  “Analysis Paralysis”

I’ve printed out the Quickload manual and read through it several times.

I do have many years of reloading behind my belt and recently got back into it after divorce, college, raising family and other life events that shifted my priorities.  

Could some kind soul allow me to spend an afternoon with them so I can pick their brains and experience?

Willing to travel an hour or so and provide pizza and refreshments for your time.

[mikegideon]

I get a lot of good use out of Quickload. But, you gotta realize what it is and what it isn't. There are way too many variables that just aren't part of the quickload equation. It CAN be calibrated to a given load if you are measuring velocity and chamber pressure.

What it is great for is finding relatives, like the right powder (within reason).  

[Currently]

Yep, just the type of stuff I suspect but don’t know for sure.   

Youtube vids help a lot. 

[mikegideon]

I bought it because I was reloading a wildcat (458 SOCOM) with almost no load data, and zero manufacturer's data. That has changed now with the 458.