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Reloading
Digital scale help
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<blockquote data-quote="Tesoro" data-source="post: 1296363" data-attributes="member: 44340"><p>Dont bother with the low grade reloading company branded chinese digital scales. They are all not precise enough constantly. if you want to go digital get a professional scale like I mentioned that has a grain mode. if you get a 'pocket' scale this it is affordable and then the quandary is over. i always have a beam scale for the occasions double check. But the beam scale isnt that accurate unless you use check weights in the range you are weighing. I found them to be off about .1 alot of the time compared to empty zero. Atleast with the decent redding/rcbs ones I have owned.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tesoro, post: 1296363, member: 44340"] Dont bother with the low grade reloading company branded chinese digital scales. They are all not precise enough constantly. if you want to go digital get a professional scale like I mentioned that has a grain mode. if you get a 'pocket' scale this it is affordable and then the quandary is over. i always have a beam scale for the occasions double check. But the beam scale isnt that accurate unless you use check weights in the range you are weighing. I found them to be off about .1 alot of the time compared to empty zero. Atleast with the decent redding/rcbs ones I have owned. [/QUOTE]
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