RCBS 304 scale value?

well apparently the owner thinks it's worth more than a 100$ so he obviously knows what it's worth
150-175$ now you have to find someone who wants it
in a world of electronic digital scales that may be tough
 
oldrodder said:
LOL! I'm sure you would!
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I'm not sure why you're asking if you know what you want for them. Maybe tell us what you're thinking and get confirmation of being within the ballpark.

Like struff55 stated, to people like me, they're worthless. You had better sell them quickly, because the pool of potential buyers is rapidly diminishing with every day you wait, lol. Sorry, I couldn't help myself with the morbid old geezer joke.
 
4n2t0 said:
I'm not sure why you're asking if you know what you want for them. Maybe tell us what you're thinking and get confirmation of being within the ballpark.

Like struff55 stated, to people like me, they're worthless. You had better sell them quickly, because the pool of potential buyers is rapidly diminishing with every day you wait, lol. Sorry, I couldn't help myself with the morbid old geezer joke.
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Thats just your opinion, which is fine! I have multiple electronic scales but its still great to have a great reliable old school scale. My old Ohaus 10~10 was an unbelievable great scale and I gave it away to a shooting buddy when I bought the (At Time) new RCBS chargemaster and figured Id upgraded. Bought a high end digital scale thats accurate to .01 grains . Take a kernal of powder out of the pan and it will register. Guess what? So did the 10-10 Agate bearing Ohaus. New does not really mean batter. When fools spend money they have to assume theyve upgraded. Im the leader of that pack
 
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