I use a cheap Hornady GS 1500 digital scale. I bought it to get me up and running with reloading, knowing in the back of my mind I'd eventually want something else. I make sure and calibrate it each time I use it and give it time to settle when weighing a charge. A time or two I have seen it not go back to zero when I lift the pan off of it. When it does it, it usually says 0.3 instead of 0.0. I just tap the scale, let it zero, then weigh the charge again. It's almost always within 0.1 of what it was the first time. A little aggravating but for the $20 it cost me I can put up with it till I can upgrade my equipment. If I could quit buying rifles, scopes, bullets, powder, primers, and brass I could have upgraded my whole setup by now. People who say reloading saves money are lying. All you do is shoot more and get more addicted to your hobby. It's a terrible disease
