eletronic scales

[redriverhunter]

I have looking for an electronic scale that will not break the bank seems most have a problem with being consistent could someone please recommend a decent scale it would mostly used to weigh cast boolts thanks
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[r1kk1]

There is already a thread on this.

take care,

r1kk1

[Maven]

I've been using a PACT scale, the kind that "communicates" with RCBS' [early] electronic powder measure/thrower and have been very happy with it. However, electronic scales are delicate as I recently discovered when I dropped mine, in its padded case no less, from a height of only 12". PACT repaired it, but wouldn't you know I intended to weigh & sort a large no. of CB's before gravity did its thing. Trust me, weighing CB's on a beam balance, while accurate, is glacially slow by comparison. Btw, you may want to ask PACT whether they have any refurbished scales for sale, as new ones are now quite expensive.

[rocice]

I use an iBalance 201, great consistency and it has a counting feature
http://www.rightonscales.com/web/reloading/

[Sonnypie]

...generally suck.

I have both, use both.
But don't trust my electronic. So anything being weighed on it gets a once-twice-thrice weighing to make sure it isn't lying.

If I was to buy another digital, it would be one of these (http://www.oldwillknottscales.com/my-weigh-gempro-250.html).
Grains 771.72 gn 0.02 gn
Compare that to what you might be considering. (2/100ths of a grain)
Of course, that might drive some people crazy. [smilie=b:

[redriverhunter]

thanks for the replies i got some more info i am leaning towards the pact, i like the fact that it is made in the USA, I hope it helps keep my fellow American employed