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So, a couple observations tonight as I look at my press.
On my press, and many other makes (inclusive of the beloved Blue), the motion does have some abruptness, and it will spill some powder if simply operated freely. I counteract this by capping the casing with a bullet right after powder is dispensed.
As for looseness in the shellplate, I recall having this issue, as well. My solution is a split washer on the shellplate bolt, which sits atop the shellplate, and applies additional pressure downwards. It also assures that the screw will not back out. There is no appreciable play in my plate.
As I'm fairly new to reloading, I'm trying to make good use of my powder cop die which has already saved me once so far from having to pull a bullet. I'm going to see what I can do between a more permanent felt ring and also what you just described. Between the two I should be in good shape.