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Warehouse # 7, 4th Street, Umm Ramool, Dubai, 30183, Dubai
🔍 Precision at Your Fingertips!
The Reloading Scale is a professional-grade digital powder scale designed for accuracy and versatility, featuring a maximum capacity of 1500 grains and a resolution of 0.1 gn. It includes a durable metal pan, a powder scoop, and a 50g calibration weight, making it an essential tool for reloaders and archery enthusiasts alike. With a compact design and smart power-saving features, this scale is perfect for both home and field use, backed by a 10-year warranty.
D**E
Accuracy
Simple to use, accurate shipping was great
L**
They are amazing for the price!
I cannot believe that these balances are so inexpensive ! I have worked with Balances that had to be accurate within one ten-thousandth of a gram. They cost $9700! (this was 2005) these are accurate enough for my use! Now I can keep my mixes the same every time!
K**
looks good
have mot used yet
N**E
Load em up
Real good product, use it for muzzleloader loads, very happy with the performance and price
E**R
for reloading power
it works good
J**9
Simple, does what I need and just $16.
A very good value at $16. Includes batteries, powder scoop and a calibration weight. Checked with a full set of cal weights and it was perfect. Don't know about longevity, but I'm thinking it will be quite a while because I won't use it much. Pretty happy with it right now.
N**.
Inconsistent
Absolutely 100% not for reloading. Most inconsistent scale I've ever used. The first weight is accurate after that who knows. Also while trickling powder onto it the weight doesn't change. Take the charge off and reweigh it it might be 3 grains different. Only way to use it is to make a weight then turn it off and start again. DANGEROUS FOR RELOADING AMMUNITION!
B**T
Maybe okay for rifle loads.
Scale works well changing modes, zeroing and setting tare. If there's a negative, it might be that it's too sensitive.I'm weighing small amounts of smokeless powder to tenths of a grain (5.0, 5.2, 5.9). After hitting my mark, the scale may fluxuate +/- .2grain. Not exactly conducive to safety or consistency.Because I don't completely trust it, I've had to buy another balance beam scale.This scale might be fine for heavier rifle loads with wider load ranges, but for handgun loads, I don't like it.So far, I've only tried to use this scale for handgun loads.