I decided I wanted an electronic scale to make it easier to check my loads. After quite a bit of research I ended up buying a Gempro 250 off Amazon.
This little thing is pretty amazing. It reads down to 1/1000th of a gram or 1/100th of a grain. It will do grams, grains, carat, pennyweight, OZ, and troy OZ.
When it first arrived I turned it on and started weighing. I was getting a lot of floating. I basically had to hit tare every single weigh which made me think I had made a mistake. However it occured to me that it had set on my porch in cold weather before I opened it so I just left it turned on and came back in 30 minutes.
WOW is this thing spot on. It measures the exact same thing every time and goes right back to zero every time. I also bout a calibration set that came with weights from 50 gram down to 1/100th gram and although it may vary 1-2 1000th from the test weights, it always reads them the same. The test set was only $11 so most likely they are not perfect.
So far I highly recommend this scale.
This little thing is pretty amazing. It reads down to 1/1000th of a gram or 1/100th of a grain. It will do grams, grains, carat, pennyweight, OZ, and troy OZ.
When it first arrived I turned it on and started weighing. I was getting a lot of floating. I basically had to hit tare every single weigh which made me think I had made a mistake. However it occured to me that it had set on my porch in cold weather before I opened it so I just left it turned on and came back in 30 minutes.
WOW is this thing spot on. It measures the exact same thing every time and goes right back to zero every time. I also bout a calibration set that came with weights from 50 gram down to 1/100th gram and although it may vary 1-2 1000th from the test weights, it always reads them the same. The test set was only $11 so most likely they are not perfect.
So far I highly recommend this scale.
