scales

[NathanJ]

electronic frankford.

this

 

[BenL]

RCBS Rangemaster 750. Works well.

 

[jef955]

RCBS Rangemaster 750 electronic....

Lee balance beam to double check every 10th charge or so. Both are consistantly 1/10 of a grain or less apart. Most of the time they're pretty much dead even. If at all off usually a few flakes off the powder trickler is all it takes to even them up.

 

[Mason-Dixon]

RCBS 505 and an old Redding from the 50's with the oil dampening reservoir. Both are dead nuts accurate per the check weights.

 

[csbwill]

trashed the frankford guess i will stick with the 5-0-5 and be done with it .
thanks everyone

 

[MAKINTRAX]

Pacific/Hornady Beam Scale.

 

[tech24]

I started with hornady 1300 I think (the little one) it works well and does what it says. Accurate to +/-.1gr. None of the reloding scales are that great because most of them are +/-.1gr which leavins you with a total of a .2gr swing from start to finish. I have switched to a gempro 250 jewel scale thats accurate to +/-.02 gr. Its a little finicky but will get loads within .05 gr from start to finish which is plenty acceptable for long range.

 

[Trekker]

I learned on my father's rcbs 1010 when I was small and now work with my rcbs 505

 

[ALBY]

dillon eliminator (beam) scale.

had a pact electronic scale. hated it.

the dillon reminds me of middle school science lab...

 

[coopermania]

Electronic - Dillon 1200 grain and a RCBS 10-10