Digital scale , $250 budget...recommendations please .

[Dale Alan]

I have one scale on my chargemaster and a set of rcbs check weights. Scale to scale verification is not really a quality check. A standard is used in science and industrial purposes.

I have check weights also when I set them up . I use the two scales together so when I hit the Chargemaster/Intellidropper for an increase say .3 grain I know it is right by checking it on the beam . Test weights can't do without a lot of fussing.

 

[reloaded_in_pa]

Am I the only one using the old tech? This isn't mine but looks identical to mine. It says $14 on the box but I think the price has gone up over the years.

Seriously though, this is what I use.

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Old school here too. I have a Gen 6 dispenser but always verify with the old beam scale.

 

[Captain Quack]

I just bought one of these off Amazon and found it to be .002 gr low with my certified test weights.

https://www.amazon.com/Milligram-Re...&sprefix=pocket+scales+grains,aps,193&sr=8-43

Captain Quack.

 

[JDTomba]

I am setting up another bench and lack a scale . Mostly stick powder will be used so I plan to throw powder with a Intellidropper and then trickle up . I was wondering if there was a digital scale in the
$ 250 or less range that you can recommend ? I have a beam scale for this bench , I would just like a digital also .Thanks for any info .[/QUOT AWS sells scales that weigh down to .1 gr. for less than $50. I've used one for years. They were always used to weigh Gold so they are pretty accurate.