Which scale?

6pakzak

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My scale is acting up, I need a new one, a good one, electronic, what do you recommend, I'm willing to spend around 200-300 but want really good accuracy and it can just be a scale, doesn't have to dispense.
 
A little bit more and you can get into a real good one, however in that price range I would go with Dillon.
 
I had one for over twenty years. Just recently died.
Some people say they had good luck with older ones and they used to have lifetime warranty, new ones have one year and lots of people have issues, also they say that Dillon says that it's not made for trickling powder on which makes it no good for me.
 
I would like to get one soon cause prices seem to be going up by the week, I can't find a high wood stool to mount a press on so we can do a reloading class at my club so I figured I'd build one, went to value and 2x4s are 10 bucks each, this is getting ridiculous!
 
"I can't find a high wood stool to mount a press on so we can do a reloading class at my club so I figured I'd build one, went to value and 2x4s are 10 bucks each, this is getting ridiculous!"
Off the scale subject a bit but I recently purchased a grinder stand from Harbor Freight and it made most excellent, portable reloading stand for my. I have mounted a Lee Pro 1000 on one side and a RCBS RS on the other. I bolted a piece of UMW(?) 12x12 on it with recessed bolts to increase the surface area and give me a square edge to mount presses on.
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I would like to get one soon cause prices seem to be going up by the week, I can't find a high wood stool to mount a press on so we can do a reloading class at my club so I figured I'd build one, went to value and 2x4s are 10 bucks each, this is getting ridiculous!
Tell me about it. I'm in the middle of building a new house.
 

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