sauer1911
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I just received a "vintage" redding scale today. It weighs up to 355grains.
I started with an electronic scale, that went belly up after 2 weeks, so much for an internet "deal".
I then had my plastic, Lee classic loader supplied scale to work with. meh.
This scale I got has perfect weight measurement. It has definite little notches in the top of the scale slide for the weights to sit in. I tested the scale against weights I have in a set for just that purpose. 20gram, 10gram, and 1/2 gram. They all calibrated perfectly.
SO! If you want the search to end for the best scale for powder and bullets, look to ebay and find these older, heavier, metal scales.
btw, my Plastic Lee scale was about a tenth of a grain off, light.
be safe.
I started with an electronic scale, that went belly up after 2 weeks, so much for an internet "deal".
I then had my plastic, Lee classic loader supplied scale to work with. meh.
This scale I got has perfect weight measurement. It has definite little notches in the top of the scale slide for the weights to sit in. I tested the scale against weights I have in a set for just that purpose. 20gram, 10gram, and 1/2 gram. They all calibrated perfectly.
SO! If you want the search to end for the best scale for powder and bullets, look to ebay and find these older, heavier, metal scales.
btw, my Plastic Lee scale was about a tenth of a grain off, light.
be safe.