Who's powder scale do you use?

[KS63]

I don't trust my electronic scale 100% and would like a beam scale to verify charges. So far I've got the Redding #2 on the top of my list. The Dillon looks good also, though a bit more expensive than most. The cost isn't a concern as I want something that's consistent and made in America.

[cstone]

I use a Mack 100

http://www.oldwillknottscales.com/je...FdAWMgodT0kAlA

[Hoser]

I have a Redding #2. It gets a lot of use verifying powder charges.

[Daniel_187]

RCBS rangemaster, I run IMR4064 and titegroup in it. sometimes it gives me a fit and when it does that I stop take a deep breath and drink a few beers and come back later.

[XC700116]

Had the same suspicions about my Hornady quick load dispenser/scale so I just picked up a Redding #2 for verification. It seems to be up to the task.

[Tim K]

I have the RCBS scale dispenser thingy and a Dillon beam scale. The Dillon has never been out of the box.

[rondog]

RCBS 5-0-5. I like it.

[mikeh1911]

I was using the Redding #2 to verify the Dillon and the RCBS Chargemaster. Then I bought a Sartorius AY123 scale. I now use it with the Redding as a back up to verify the RCBS Chargemaster and Dillon. For the price. I believe the Redding is the best scale out there.

[spqrzilla]

They all seem to be equally good to me, with the exception of the Lee. Friends had two of the Lee's and I never could get them to read consistent.

[jerrymrc]

They all seem to be equally good to me, with the exception of the Lee. Friends had two of the Lee's and I never could get them to read consistent.

Never had that issue with mine. I have checked it with standards and it was always good. The only time it has issues is due to the operator.