Does anyone have any experiences or opinions with these scales. I am new to reloading and still getting all of my gear together. I will only be doing a couple hundred rounds of 357 magnum target loads at the time, dont want to spend big money on scales but I want to be sure that I get the powder quantity accurate.
Any help most appreciated
Campfire

I use a scale I got on Ebay cheap.
Goes to .001gr, I've checked against other scales and its right on. For the 25$ its hard to beat.

Are you sure it's .001 gr and not .001 g? Even at .001 g (or 1 mg) that's accuracy to +/- .01543 gr, which would be as good as my $175 scale.

I got one just like it for $25 bucks and it works great.

Thanks for the feedback so far,reckon I should go ahead and get myself one.
Campfire

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Originally posted by Paul5388:
Are you sure it's .001 gr and not .001 g? Even at .001 g (or 1 mg) that's accuracy to +/- .01543 gr, which would be as good as my $175 scale.

Its definitly .001gn

Sorry they are .01gn

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This is the one I have, this is for 5 of em.

You'll have to watch for a single one, maybe email the seller.

http://cgi.ebay.com/LOT-OF-5-10-0-001-GRAM-DIGITAL-SCAL..._trksid=p3911.c0.m14

I did quite a bit of "shopping" before I bought my scale. One of the sources for information is here. http://www.digitalscale.com/scalemagazine.htm

I opted for a My Weigh GemPro 250 "diamond" scale that is accurate (and reproducible) to .001 gram. The grain readout has .02 grain increments, so it's at least accurate to +/- .02 grains.