Electronic (digital) scales. I've given up on them.

[Twoboxer]

. . . I often double check the scales against each other and check weights, only on occasion will a charge be .01 gr off. . .

Pretty sure that's a typo . . . did you mean a tenth of a grain?

[streaker69]

I'll have to reference this thread the next time the "Why Don't You Reload" thread comes up.

LOL!

Here ya go, no reason to not reload: http://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.php?t=327792

[SgtRecon]

Pretty sure that's a typo . . . did you mean a tenth of a grain?

Whoops , you sir are correct, .1 gr ...a scale that discriminates to .01 would probably be out of my budget

[Hawk]

I bought a cheap digital no name scale off of eBay about 7 years ago for something like $20. It's been fairly accurate (within +/- 1/10 of a grain. I did discover that you can't have any air movement (A/C, fan, etc) around the scale, it will throw it way off.

[streaker69]

Does anyone here have a digital scale that they don't want anymore? I have an idea and I want to experiment with one. Even if you have one that doesn't power up, or the display is bad, let me know.

[DukeConnor]

I guess I have been lucky. I have a dillon d terminator. Maybe 20 yrs old (?) I check it against a weight and a beam scale when I start a session. They all verify. Every time.

[Bang]

Does anyone here have a digital scale that they don't want anymore? I have an idea and I want to experiment with one. Even if you have one that doesn't power up, or the display is bad, let me know

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[frankski]

Does anyone here have a digital scale that they don't want anymore? I have an idea and I want to experiment with one. Even if you have one that doesn't power up, or the display is bad, let me know.

Will this involve chickens, perchance?

[streaker69]

Will this involve chickens, perchance?

Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaybe.

[streaker69]

When you guys are using these scales, are you measuring the entire completed cartridge, and is that measurement in grains?