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07 November 2004, 10:24
hglass
Triple Beam Scale
I'm looking to buy a triple beam scale for my reloading. I have used digital scales but I'm not happy with them. Can anyone recommend a triple beam scale that has grains as a readout. All seem to have grams.
07 November 2004, 16:11
Idaho Shooter
While it is not a laboratory type triple beam, I heartily recommend the RCBS 10-10. It has good magnetic dampening, and serves as its own storage container with the included plexi dust cover. The weight adjustment for grains and tenths is on a very neat screw adjustment which locks to prevent it accidentally moving. This model is usually priced about $120.
I purchased mine locally, but it is listed at Midway and Graf & Sons.
07 November 2004, 16:14
Clark
I got an Ohaus 3100 gr dial a grain scale at a gunshow for cheap.
07 November 2004, 16:56
Silverfox
at Gunstop Reloading Supplies, Inc. John Walton, the owner, is a very good fellow to deal with. If you don't see what you want on his Web site, just call him and ask. He can usually round it up for you. His prices are very good and his service is second to none. Here is the order number for the 10-10 scale. I just purchased one from John about 2 weeks ago. Very nice scale. Here's a link to the Web site showing the RCBS products. The scale is about 12 to 15 lines down from the top.

RCBS Products at Gunstop Reloading Supplies, Inc.

09073 10-10 Scale $ 109.95

Here's his address and toll free phone number.

Gunstop Reloading Supplies Inc.
14410 Excelsior Blvd.
Minnetonka, MN 55345
1-800-645-7644
(952) 474-0211
07 November 2004, 17:12
Fjold
I see them going for $50 -60 on EBay also, if you don't mind used.
08 November 2004, 02:39
continentaldrifter
What exactly about the electronic scale dont you like??
08 November 2004, 14:50
lawndart
I have found myself going back to my 10*10 scale lately. That price at Gunstop is good. I'll second John's service. It is the best in the business (and that is saying a lot).

JCN
09 November 2004, 02:47
<eldeguello>
Quote:

While it is not a laboratory type triple beam, I heartily recommend the RCBS 10-10. It has good magnetic dampening, and serves as its own storage container with the included plexi dust cover. The weight adjustment for grains and tenths is on a very neat screw adjustment which locks to prevent it accidentally moving. This model is usually priced about $120.

I purchased mine locally, but it is listed at Midway and Graf & Sons.






I have used the "LYMAN-OHAUS" version of this same scale since 1968. It is still as accurate as ever (1/10 of a grain) and has been used to weigh literaly thousands of powder charges and bullets over this time. I highly recommend them!! I just bought another of them on e-bay for about $40.00. It was "like new" and appears to have never been used.