Good cheap digital scale to weigh boolits

[bearcove]

Lost my little scale that I weigh castings to sort them. What ya'll like.

[Airman Basic]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002BDOHNA/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Petrol & Powder]

My Dillon digital scale has worked fine for years but I'm certain cheaper ones can be found.

[kbstenberg]

I have the scale Airman Basic showed. It has lasted about 3 years so far. It does go through batteries (AAA) fairly rapidly. But they last longer if the back light isn't used. I would recommend it to a friend.

[whomeno]

This is the one I use all the time.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/175512/frankford-arsenal-ds-750-electronic-powder-scale-750-grain-capacity?cm_vc=ProductFinding

[bangerjim]

Frankfort Arsenal one (above) for reloading and the 10# capacity white Harbor Freight scale (#95365) for lead ingots.

Not the most accurate, but very repeatable and cost-effecrtive! Have checked against my NIST weights and "close enough for government work!"

banger

[W.R.Buchanan]

I have the little Frankford Scale as well and after 6-7 years it is still on it's first set of batteries. (Maybe I don't use it as much as others do?) I got it on sale at Midway for 19.95, and they have it on sale about 2 times year.

What I do is wait til I have a bunch of doodads I need and make a larger order,,, That way the shipping is not too offensive.

I just got an order from them this week and I had about $180 worth of stuff by the time I got done. I originally only wanted a Scope level but at $29.95 it would have cost $45 with shipping so I got a Wheeler Boresighter I have been wanting at the same time, and a few other doodads too.

Be patient and you can get that scale at a better price.

Randy

[jmort]

I use and recommend this

http://www.ballisticproducts.com/BPI-BallistiScale-1500-Digital-Scale/productinfo/6880300/

[kenjuudo]

Another vote for the Frankfort Arsenal. Mine has jumped from the bench to the floor a couple of times and is still kicking.

[country gent]

I am currently using the GemPro 250 for loading and wieghting bullets it works very well and has grain reading to .02 which can be nice at times. Check around , read up some on the diffrent ones available and research whats out there.

[Bored1]

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/438260/hornady-gs-1500-electronic-powder-scale-1500-grain-capacity

This is the one I use and it works great!

[MRBACKHAND]

Another vote for the frankford arsenal. No issues and comes with 50g weight which helps check accuracy. I found the best deal on eBay.

[jcwit]

Check out E-Bay for "electronic scale", there are 12,800 listed. You can have your pick. For weighing bullets most any of them will work just fine. IMO

[Lefty Red]

Find a local Head Shop. They have great scales for <$25 and accurate to +/-001.gr. :)
Lefty

[sirgknight]

I have used this scale for several years. It is accurate (always in line with my balance beam scale) and very inexpensive.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/DigiWeigh-100g-x-0-01g-Digital-Scale-for-Jewelry-Gold-Silver-Diamonds-Carats-/271445082415?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f3363412f

[ACrowe25]

Another vote for the frankford arsenal. No issues and comes with 50g weight which helps check accuracy. I found the best deal on eBay.

Yuuuup I use the same one.