TOP quality scales

[Macmathews]

With all this talk about Prometheus this and that..
I use a chargemaster and have never really been happy with it.. (that another topic though)
I cant afford a Prometheus so with that said.

For those who are throwing and then trickling to a scale..
What is a GREAT quality scale I could try for this operation ?

I would like to get within a kernel or 2 accuracy !

Kyle

 

[poison123]

What ever has replaced the vic-123 or the satrious gd503. Both I believe go down to .005gr accuracy and a kernel of H4350 powder is about .025/.03gr in weight.

 

[Walt K]

AND fx 120i. There's been plenty of talk about it in this forum.
Try the search function. As a matter of fact many people have purchased it from a company in Canada.
I believe the company's name is Cambridge something or other.
Once the word got out about the price ($400.00) and it features, they started selling fast.
Perhaps some other members will chime it.

Or you may want to consider the Gem Pro 250.
Trends to drift a bit more and not as fast.
But, much cheaper, about $150.00 (?).

 

[bruddah]

Tag for later

 

[scudzuki]

My A&D FX300i (larger capacity than the 120i with the same accuracy and resolution for $60 more) weighs to one kernel of extruded rifle powder and settles in a second.
No drift. None.
Beautiful easy to read display.
5 year warranty.

The Gem Pro 250 is pretty decent for the money but not as fast and it drifts.

Joe

 

[Bob 964]

I've had great results with the Denver Instrument MXX-123 electronic scale.

Denver Instrument MXX-123 Test within AccurateShooter.com

 

[Macmathews]

Those Cambridge scales aren't far from me !

Kyle

 

[7fingers]

I use the GemPro 250 and love it.

 

[steve123]

Get a hold of Scott Parker and buy a tuned beam scale from him. I'm over the top happy with mine!

After having 3 different E scales break or wack out on me and hearing the same thing from other shooters I know I don't trust them anymore.

 

[JB02]

To get ahold of Scott Parker, use this email address: [email protected]

It's very reliable and you can definitely see kernel level scale deflection when using it. I use it to set throws on my progressive and to check my Chargemaster.

 

[bruddah]

I've had great results with the Denver Instrument MXX-123 electronic scale.

Denver Instrument MXX-123 Test within AccurateShooter.com

No longer available?

 

[Bob 964]

No longer available?

I think Sartorius bought out Denver Instrument a few years ago. I bought my scale from a Hide Member a year or two ago.

 

[bruddah]

I think Sartorius bought out Denver Instrument a few years ago. I bought my scale from a Hide Member a year or two ago.

That explains why I couldn't find any.