Bald eagle

[Mark C]

Has anyone tried the new bald eagle model 1118 powder scale ?

 

[Richard Jones]

Do you mean an 1188?

 

[Mark C]

Has anyone tried the new bald eagle model 1118 powder scale ?

Sorry.... yes that's what I mean

 

[spclark]

Has anyone tried the new bald eagle model 1118 powder scale ?

This one any different that the BE1188 Shiraz was talking about in this thread almost two years ago?

 

[Mark C]

This one any different that the BE1188 Shiraz was talking about in this thread almost two years ago?

I'm new here I never seen that thread

 

[Richard Jones]

More info here from Boyd.

http://benchrest.com/showthread.php...or-measure-technique-refresher-practice/page3

FWIW, I like mine just fine.

 

[Mark C]

More info here from Boyd.

http://benchrest.com/showthread.php...or-measure-technique-refresher-practice/page3

FWIW, I like mine just fine.

Thanks !

 

[Mark C]

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More info here from Boyd.

http://benchrest.com/showthread.php...or-measure-technique-refresher-practice/page3

FWIW, I like mine just fine.

Does boyd shoot benchrest loading with scale ?

 

[CharlieNC]

I got one a couple of weeks ago. My initial assessment is that the auto zero function works well, eliminating drift. While the readout is in .01 grain, weighing the same thing several times back-to-back vary nearly 0.1 range so I will continue to use my beam for powder. It is nice for measuring objects like brass, bullets, etc so I am pleased.

 

[Mark C]

I got one a couple of weeks ago. My initial assessment is that the auto zero function works well, eliminating drift. While the readout is in .01 grain, weighing the same thing several times back-to-back vary nearly 0.1 range so I will continue to use my beam for powder. It is nice for measuring objects like brass, bullets, etc so I am pleased.

I just ordered one.... so for less the 100 bucks and with that accuracy seems to good to be true but im reading some good views them ... you say your going to be loading your powder on a beam .... would that be a tuned beam by scott ?

 

[Mark C]

I just ordered one.... so for less the 100 bucks and with that accuracy seems to good to be true but im reading some good views them ... you say your going to be loading your powder on a beam .... would that be a tuned beam by scott ?

I got one a couple of weeks ago. My initial assessment is that the auto zero function works well, eliminating drift. While the readout is in .01 grain, weighing the same thing several times back-to-back vary nearly 0.1 range so I will continue to use my beam for powder. It is nice for measuring objects like brass, bullets, etc so I am pleased.

did you try trickling on that scale ? just wondering how it responds to that .

 

[CharlieNC]

Bill I will stick with the beam I got from Scott. I average 10 seconds per case to charge and trickle using it, with ultimate confidence. Haven't tried trickling on the Bald Eagle and I suspect the response time will be slow.

 

[Mark C]

Thanks charlie !!!