I know this topic must have been discussed many time Sorry but could not find a thread looking to up grade from my Rcbs 750 it fluctuates up to 1.2 grainers over a coarse of 4 hours even if I resent it starts to move with in 20 minutes looking at the GemPro 250 any and all thoughts would be appreciated from first hand users Thanks Jim. Both Good and Bad!!
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I read this recently. Not sure if it will help.
http://primalrights.com/articles/digital-scales-exorcising-the-demons
http://primalrights.com/articles/digital-scales-exorcising-the-demons
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IMO toss the electronic scale and get a good quality beam scale. Too many issues with e-scales drifting...etc. For true accuracy go for a beam JMHO
I love my GemPro 250! For the type of shooting I do & the skills I have, it's WAY more than accurate enough... In my experience, it measures reliably and accurately to 0.02 (rounded) of a grain - roughly equivalent to one kernel of Varget.
It will drift if you leave anything on the scale for more than a minute or two, and it's not the greatest for trickling. I take the scale pan off when making any adjustments (adding or removing kernels) and then place the pan back on the scale to re-weigh. It's more time consuming, but I'm not loading for volume, and the sooner I'm done the sooner the wife will find something else for me to do...
It will drift if you leave anything on the scale for more than a minute or two, and it's not the greatest for trickling. I take the scale pan off when making any adjustments (adding or removing kernels) and then place the pan back on the scale to re-weigh. It's more time consuming, but I'm not loading for volume, and the sooner I'm done the sooner the wife will find something else for me to do...
