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<blockquote data-quote="Tesoro" data-source="post: 1297045" data-attributes="member: 44340"><p>You dont need to weigh loads more accurate that to a tenth of a grain. That is accepted. What you need to think about is rounding. The more precise a scale then the more digits after the . This means the more accurate to the 10th. A more precise scale will also measure minute grain increments more precisely. </p><p></p><p>Therefore if you want to load on a digiscale exactly to the tenth of a grain 'guaranteed' then the only real option is to buy a GEM scale engineered to weigh precious gems and gold. </p><p></p><p>The gempro 250 is a decent choice. There are others out there maybe 50 bucks more that will weigh to same accuracy but faster with less drift. But they are not sold by reloading suppliers but by industry suppiers ie jeweler supply. But the gempro 250 works just fine n backed by easy return warranty thru midway sinclair etc incase get shipped a damaged one. There are no lemons with gemscales to speak of.</p><p>Hope this helps</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tesoro, post: 1297045, member: 44340"] You dont need to weigh loads more accurate that to a tenth of a grain. That is accepted. What you need to think about is rounding. The more precise a scale then the more digits after the . This means the more accurate to the 10th. A more precise scale will also measure minute grain increments more precisely. Therefore if you want to load on a digiscale exactly to the tenth of a grain 'guaranteed' then the only real option is to buy a GEM scale engineered to weigh precious gems and gold. The gempro 250 is a decent choice. There are others out there maybe 50 bucks more that will weigh to same accuracy but faster with less drift. But they are not sold by reloading suppliers but by industry suppiers ie jeweler supply. But the gempro 250 works just fine n backed by easy return warranty thru midway sinclair etc incase get shipped a damaged one. There are no lemons with gemscales to speak of. Hope this helps [/QUOTE]
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