What digital scales ?

[super sharp shooter]

I'm looking into getting a new set of digital scales and not sure what to get. I have £50 to spend so if you have any recommendations.

 

Thanks SSS

[Guest cookoff013]

avoid the mtm caseguard.

it is the s hit est unut there is.

 

http://www.mtmcase-gard.com/products/reloading/reloading-powder-scale-ds-750.php

Edited March 27, 2013 by cookoff013

[DerbyshireDale.]

avoid the mtm caseguard.

it is the s hit est unut there is.

 

http://www.mtmcase-gard.com/products/reloading/reloading-powder-scale-ds-750.php

I've got the 120 version of the MTM must be an older one just in plain silver and also the Lyman 1200xp digital and a 502 beam scale and its just as accurate as those...the newer red version must be a bit different!...not doubting what youre saying but mine is really accurate.

best wishes...Dale.

[fieldwanderer]

rcbs 5-0-5

 

Can't say I've much faith in digital scales unless you get into silly money, that's personal preference though I guess

[1066]

If I'm weighing powder then it's beam scales every time - I'm happy to use the digitals for bullets and cases though. A good reliable beam scale will never let you down and will last a life time. My beam scales will indicate a single kernel of Varget powder and there are just about 5 kernels of Varget to 1/10 grain.

 

This is what five kernels of Varget look like on my scales:

 

and in use;

[sitsinhedges]

I've had a set of dear ones, D'terminators, and cheap ones of the bay. I've found the cheap ones to be fine. I keep a Lee beam scale to verify the digital ones and have never known them to fail. Think I paid about a tenner of the bay for mine.