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Lemmon · January 13, 2011, 04:27 PM

I recently started reloading again after 20 plus years and I pulled out my old scale to use again. It was dusty and I had to clean it and contact good to make it more sensitive. Some reason I think it is an O'haus 5-10-10??. Works great and it is more consistently accurate than my brand new RCBS electric scale. Yes I have calibrated weights to check the accuracy. It works great on my old 25 plus year old powder just as it does the recent purchased powder. The RCBS scale is faster to work with though.

Lemmon

January 13, 2011, 04:27 PM	#5
Lemmon Senior Member Join Date: December 25, 2009 Location: Rural South Carolina Posts: 445	Old is good. I recently started reloading again after 20 plus years and I pulled out my old scale to use again. It was dusty and I had to clean it and contact good to make it more sensitive. Some reason I think it is an O'haus 5-10-10??. Works great and it is more consistently accurate than my brand new RCBS electric scale. Yes I have calibrated weights to check the accuracy. It works great on my old 25 plus year old powder just as it does the recent purchased powder. The RCBS scale is faster to work with though. Lemmon