Hand loading scale recommendation

[YukonC]

Hello I have everything on the way for loading my own shot shells besides a scale. Can anyone suggest a good scale? Leaning towards digital but I am open to suggestions and experiences.


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[crow]

RCBS 10-10,

not digital but accurate, reliable and built to last

[2eagles]

I have a Redding Model #2 that I haven't used in a long time and would like to sell. It's like new in box. Midway says it retails @$150 on sale for $100. I'll sell mine for $50 shipped to your door. I can send pictures, can't get my pic to load.

[YukonC]

I appreciate the offer. I did some research last night and would like to stick to digital. The scale will need to have the capacity to weigh 2-2 1/2oz of shot as well. Seems like I can get a few $25 scales and just test them against each other. Still researching.


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[Ranger]

Several years now on a Lyman Accu Touch 2000, was recommended by the man that owns Coastal Precision in Georgia and used to develop loads for McWhorter rifles for what it's worth.  Has been excellent, and I don't use the trickler, everything is hand poured.

[Gobble!]

Been using a Ballistic Products 1500 for years without issue.

[YukonC]

Been using a Ballistic Products 1500 for years without issue.

I have an order I placed with then Friday and didn't even think to check their scales. I emailed them hopefully I can get it added to the order. Their shipping is HIGh.


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[Dtrkyman]

I bought a Hornady, inexpensive and consistent.

[Goblen]

Using a Hornaday G2 1500. Works great.

[chipper]

Been using a Ballistic Products 1500 for years without issue.

Same here!

[YukonC]

I have the ballistics and a Redding model 2 showing up tomorrow. I figure I just check against each other snd I'll be good to go.


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