Potatohead
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How much did that GemPro cost you guys?
Avoid any exposure to extreme heat or cold. Your scale will work best at normal room temperature (50F - 86F). Always allow the scale to acclimate to normal room temperature for at least 1 hour before use.
Give your scale significant time to warm up. Usually 30 seconds will give the internal components a chance to stabilize before calibration.
I also have a GemPro 250. It has been 100% accurate down to 0.02 grains and 100% repeatable. I also have a beam scale that collects dust mostly now that I have the GemPro.I weigh every charge 'cause I use Unique...I have a custom dipper for doing my .32 loads but started weighing them all again.
I use a Gem Pro 250 digital and it is fast and uber accurate. I have no problems with it. I have a beam scale as well but it sits on a shelf in a box now. We all use what works best for us/suits our style. I think the beams are awesome and I find my new digital to be better for the way I load and uber accurate according to my check weight set.
VooDoo
Thankshttp://www.oldwillknottscales.com/my-weigh-gempro-250.html
This is exactly the scale I use and the place I ordered it from....can't say enough about Old Will Knott. Awesome online order experience...and the scale is dirt cheap right now at $114. Comes with AC adapter, calibration weight, plastic storage case and a vibration buster pad to put it on.
VooDoo
1/10th grain variance is practical enough for reloading
1/10th grain variance is practical enough for reloading