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Reloading help requested...Pistol & Rifle
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<blockquote data-quote="Blitzfike" data-source="post: 2456294" data-attributes="member: 807"><p>I had erratic results with the Frankford Arsenal and one other small electronic scale, I had to keep virtually new batteries in both of them to make them stay in calibration. I have a Lyman DP1200 dispenser that I use as an electronic scale and it has been rock solid. I still use an old Ohaus 505 scale (RCBS 505 scale is the identical scale) for random checking. You just can't use it with a fan blowing or any stray air currents, as they tend to really make the manual scale fluctuate. Watch your FA scale and check it with a known weight object pretty often. I kept a 77 grain 32acp bullet next to it as a scale check weight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blitzfike, post: 2456294, member: 807"] I had erratic results with the Frankford Arsenal and one other small electronic scale, I had to keep virtually new batteries in both of them to make them stay in calibration. I have a Lyman DP1200 dispenser that I use as an electronic scale and it has been rock solid. I still use an old Ohaus 505 scale (RCBS 505 scale is the identical scale) for random checking. You just can't use it with a fan blowing or any stray air currents, as they tend to really make the manual scale fluctuate. Watch your FA scale and check it with a known weight object pretty often. I kept a 77 grain 32acp bullet next to it as a scale check weight. [/QUOTE]
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