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<blockquote data-quote="alank2" data-source="post: 1249610" data-attributes="member: 108">Hi,My two favorites scales:Electronic - RCBS 750.&nbsp; It is small, battery powered, fast, and repeatable.Beam - Redding #2.&nbsp; I&#039;ve seen and tried a lot of scales, but this little wonder is my favorite by far for a manual beam.My take is that while a beam will do, the electronic can be more accurate depending on the quality of the beam (how it was manufactured).&nbsp; Electronic is ideal for lots of quick measurements that would take a long time on a beam.&nbsp; I always post weigh every round I load and the electronic is awesome for this.&nbsp; I also dump successive charges in it from my powder measure.&nbsp; For example, if I want 5.1, I dump 5 charges and expect it to read 5.1, 10.2, 15.3, 20.4, and finally 25.5.&nbsp; If this happens I am confident I have my powder measure set accurately.&nbsp; I like beam scales, but I love my RCBS 750.Good luck,Alan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="alank2, post: 1249610, member: 108"] Hi, My two favorites scales: Electronic - RCBS 750. It is small, battery powered, fast, and repeatable. Beam - Redding #2. I've seen and tried a lot of scales, but this little wonder is my favorite by far for a manual beam. My take is that while a beam will do, the electronic can be more accurate depending on the quality of the beam (how it was manufactured). Electronic is ideal for lots of quick measurements that would take a long time on a beam. I always post weigh every round I load and the electronic is awesome for this. I also dump successive charges in it from my powder measure. For example, if I want 5.1, I dump 5 charges and expect it to read 5.1, 10.2, 15.3, 20.4, and finally 25.5. If this happens I am confident I have my powder measure set accurately. I like beam scales, but I love my RCBS 750. Good luck, Alan [/QUOTE]

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