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BigSlick · July 10, 2005, 10:07 PM

The Dillon Eliminator digital is just a few bucks more and has a 900 grain capacity and comes with a check weight. It runs on battery, or AC and so far, mine has been excellent in every respect.

The 5-0-5 and the 10-10 are popular beam scales, but the digitals are simple, getting cheaper every day (Pact has a unit for $79) and are MUCH easier to use IMHO.

The only two scales I would recommend against is the Lee, mentioned above and the Hornady $25 beam scale. Just about everyone else makes a pretty decent scale nowdays.

BigSlick

July 10, 2005, 10:07 PM	#6
BigSlick Senior Member Join Date: January 25, 2005 Location: Texas of course Posts: 277	The Dillon Eliminator digital is just a few bucks more and has a 900 grain capacity and comes with a check weight. It runs on battery, or AC and so far, mine has been excellent in every respect. The 5-0-5 and the 10-10 are popular beam scales, but the digitals are simple, getting cheaper every day (Pact has a unit for $79) and are MUCH easier to use IMHO. The only two scales I would recommend against is the Lee, mentioned above and the Hornady $25 beam scale. Just about everyone else makes a pretty decent scale nowdays. BigSlick __________________ Nobody likes war, but if you find yourself in one - fight for those you serve with and to make the trip home. Show mercy to those that deserve it and a relentless, ruthless, cunning evil to those who don't.