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BIGR · June 16, 2000, 07:51 PM

I have had real good results with the RCBS scales. When I started loading I had a 505 scale and later bought the 10-10 scale that has the magnet that stablizes the balance beam. Well about 2 years ago I went digital with the 120 volt RCBS scale (darn I forgot the model number).Man you talk about getting down to the exact charges,it is a dream using the digital scale.However since I still think anything electronic could malfunction, I always set up the 10-10 scale to double check the digital scale.If I am loading practice rounds for pistols I use a RCBS powder measure to speed things up.As a matter a fact most all my reloading stuff is RCBS except for a lyman case trimmer.....

June 16, 2000, 07:51 PM	#5
BIGR Senior Member Join Date: June 13, 2000 Location: Mountains Posts: 1,385	I have had real good results with the RCBS scales. When I started loading I had a 505 scale and later bought the 10-10 scale that has the magnet that stablizes the balance beam. Well about 2 years ago I went digital with the 120 volt RCBS scale (darn I forgot the model number).Man you talk about getting down to the exact charges,it is a dream using the digital scale.However since I still think anything electronic could malfunction, I always set up the 10-10 scale to double check the digital scale.If I am loading practice rounds for pistols I use a RCBS powder measure to speed things up.As a matter a fact most all my reloading stuff is RCBS except for a lyman case trimmer.....