RCBS 1010 scale

[DGY]

Good day all, I just bought a used by in great condition RCBS 10•10 scale right here in town, I thought it was a great deal even if it was missing the pan support assembly, thinking I could use one of mine from my other scale but not so!! Does some one on here have one that they don’t use and would be willing to part with it?
Cheers

 

[flyr]

You should be able to add or remove shot from the borrowed pan support to get it to work.

 

[DGY]

You should be able to add or remove shot from the borrowed pan support to get it to work.

Mine is a different brand and doesn’t have that option…..

 

[IvoB]

i will check what i have in my basement i too use an rcbs 10-10 scale

 

[tbhupe]

Have you tried calling RCBS? They might surprise you.

 

[kamlooky]

Have you tried calling RCBS? They might surprise you.

This.

 

[DGY]

Have you tried calling RCBS? They might surprise you.

I will call them tomorrow! I did send them an email, but that say it is better to call so i will!! Thanks!!

 

[Munkey1973]

I don't own this scale (or any mechanical scale for that matter) .... so if you tell me to pound sand because this recommendation may seem dumb.

Could you just make/rig one from a coat hanger ?
If you have some scrap pipe (gaspipe) around you could use a hammer a form it around that to get the curves.

But easier still and as others have mentioned, RCBS will probably send you one free (might or might not charge you shipping).
A lot of reloading companies do things like this to maintain customer loyalty.

RCBS, Hornady, In Line Fabrication have sent me small replacement parts (even when I admitted to them that I was at fault).

Some companies (i.e. Frankford A$$holes) sell just blatantly inferior products and don't care about customer service.

 

[DGY]

i will check what i have in my basement i too use an rcbs 10-10 scale

Thanks, I really appreciate it!

 

[DGY]

I don't own this scale (or any mechanical scale for that matter) .... so if you tell me to pound sand because this recommendation may seem dumb.

Could you just make/rig one from a coat hanger ?
If you have some scrap pipe (gaspipe) around you could use a hammer a form it around that to get the curves.

But easier still and as others have mentioned, RCBS will probably send you one free (might or might not charge you shipping).
A lot of reloading companies do things like this to maintain customer loyalty.

RCBS, Hornady, In Line Fabrication have sent me small replacement parts (even when I admitted to them that I was at fault).

Some companies (i.e. Frankford A$$holes) sell just blatantly inferior products and don't care about customer service.[/QUOTE

Thanks, if it was a simple pan like the one on my Lee I would make one in fact I would just use the Lee but this one has a weighted bottom on it that can be calibrated to help with the scale calibration! So it would still be possible to fiddle one together but maybe easier to find one that is already good to go!!

 

[oldrodder]

If I were to make one, I would use an aluminum TIG filler rod. 3/32" or 1/8" is easy to bend and light weight. The pan support on my scale is aluminum.

 

[OkayShooter]

I got a 505 that I have for parts.That uses the same hanger. But unfortunately shipping there be like 22$

I also use a 1010.

 

[DGY]

Well costumer service line is closed today… I will call Monday!!