[gaudio5]

my digital pooped out on my today for good i have about 150 to spend on a new one any good ideas? brands? doesnt have to be digital just VERY accurate

[The Bushmaster]

www.midwayusa.com

[the pistolero]

I have an RCBS Rangemaster 750 (http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=814722&t=11082005) and it's been a good one.

[30Cal]

I use the standard RCBS 5-0-5. Pretty much all the scales are accurate to 0.1grs. If for some reason you think you need more than that, then you'll need something that comes with an enlcosure.

[ranger335v]

Ditto the balance beam scales. Mine is 45 years old, dead accurate and needs no warm up, no re-balance and/or re-calibration, doesn't care what electical equipment is operating near by. I can weigh a piece of paper, make a half-inch pencil mark on it and detect the change in weight! It's an old Lyman Ohaus M-5, same as the RCBS 1010. But, the 505 is the same mechanism.

You will never find a digital on my bench unless someone with more money than sense gives it to me. Even then, it would only be used to weigh cases and bullets, not powder charges.

[dcloco]

I prefer the Hornady model M. Has the longest beam of any of the beam scales currently on the market.

[bugs100]

I bought a Pact Digital Precision Powder Scale for $129.00 and I really like it. I put my other scales away after a week using it.

Besides being dead on accurate, it's easy for a old blind guy to read and all you have to do is tare the pan and your off.

I forget to turn it off alot and come back a few days later and it's still set at 0 with the pan on it.

[redneck2]

Ditto on the PACT. I sold both my balance beams after using the PACT. Actually, I gave one away and sold the other.