bozo699
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I’m not cool but I use both!If you're that worried about precision weighing why would you bother with beam scales? Just use an expensive digital scale. That's what all the cool kids are doing.
Wayne
I’m not cool but I use both!If you're that worried about precision weighing why would you bother with beam scales? Just use an expensive digital scale. That's what all the cool kids are doing.
Yes……and noTuned beam scales are just as accurate or better than most electric scales and balances.
Wasn't referring to you Scott but in general, posts about scales being Dead Nuts ON need some supporting quantification.I’m not sure that I have ever described my scales in anyway that isn’t quantified.
Some folks just dont look at the big picture.I use my tuned beam scales to verify and of course if the shtf the beam requires no electricity
Wayne
You have my mind working now on a better pan for which to weigh primers on.Wasn't referring to you Scott but in general, posts about scales being Dead Nuts ON need some supporting quantification.
As far as culling extreme Primer outliers doesn't NEED anything better than a milligram scale, Beam or electronic. That's all that is needed to sort primers, culling outliers.
No one in their right mind would sort into 0.02 grain bins.![]()
Thank you for the very kind report. You received quite good customer service from me. Others have not. Striving to be much better.I damaged my "parkerized" 10-10 a week ago and did not want to go the electronic way due to the simplicity of the extremely accurate beam scale. Called Scott the next day and was able to purchase a tuned 10-5. Arrived today. Actually, more sensitive than my 10-10. The whole contact, purchase and shipping process was flawless and under a week CA to MI.
I love my Parker tuned #1I just finished tuning this one. Repeats to a kernel. I have only two more of these left in my shop :/
Thank you sir!I love my Parker tuned #1
Thanks Scott!!
