Powder scale?

[txmuleyman]

Looking to buy a digital scale to expedite the process. Not looking for a cheap one or a break the bank scale. So let's hear what yall are using. Thanks

[cattlelackranch]

Chargemaster

[ntxshooter]

Pact

[txmuleyman]

Chargemaster

That's a break the bank let's say max $175. Thanks for the input

[kmitchl]

I've used the Pact, RCBS with a Chargemaster and the Dillon. For rifle loads I use the RCBS. For pistol loads I use the Dillon. The Pact I had took about 20 minutes to stabilize after it was turned on. What ever you select get a set of check weights and periodically use them. Lyman makes a good set.

[mikebyrge]

I've been using a Lyman 1500 for several years and I like it. I thnk it was about $150 at bass pro.

[M16]

I have a Pact and an RCBS. Both are fifteen plus years old. They have never been turned off other than during a power outage. Leave them plugged in. Moisture is the enemy of electronics and by leaving them on they generate enough heat to keep moisture out.

[cattlelackranch]

Powder scale?

That's a break the bank let's say max $175. Thanks for the input

I also have the Dillion eliminator that I like also. Fits in your budget and you can get a trickler.

http://m.dillonprecision.com/mcontent/p/9/pid/25213/catid/7/D_Terminator_Electronic_Scale

http://m.dillonprecision.com/mcontent/p/9/pid/24568/catid/7/Redding_Powder_Trickler

[elkaholic9292]

Gempro250

[txmuleyman]

I also have the Dillion eliminator that I like also. Fits in your budget and you can get a trickler.

http://m.dillonprecision.com/mcontent/p/9/pid/25213/catid/7/D_Terminator_Electronic_Scale

http://m.dillonprecision.com/mconten...owder_Trickler

Thanks I read good reviews on it.

[McClain]

Gempro250

^^^ This

[bboswell]

tag

[WyoBull]

RCBS Chargemaster Combo. I have seen some rebates on them in the recent past as well. I love mine.

[Randy]

Check out Smartreloader scales from Natchez. I've had really good luck with them and they are cheap.

[Artos]

I'll be odd man out and say to put your $$$ into a good powder measure...I use a balance beam & once my load is dialed in, I note the clicks on the measure to get to the powder weight & no reason to use the scale repeatedly.