Looking for a good digital weigh scale

Can you guys recommend an accurate digital weigh scale? What nice brands are out there? Looking for ones that at less than $50.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/100g-x-0-01g-Digital-Precision-Scale-CD-Case-Scale-w-Calibration-Weights-/231087107639?pt=US_Pocket_Digital_Scales&hash=item35cddd6e37

I like this one. Comes with a calibration weight and a 5g check weight but for some people 100gs max might be too little. I just weigh in groups and right it down. gotta love the .00 accuracy.

I got 3-4 brand new ones in a drawer besides my favorite set they sell em everywhere when you live in the city

budbro18 said:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/100g-x-0-01g-Digital-Precision-Scale-CD-Case-Scale-w-Calibration-Weights-/231087107639?pt=US_Pocket_Digital_Scales&hash=item35cddd6e37

I like this one. Comes with a calibration weight and a 5g check weight but for some people 100gs max might be too little. I just weigh in groups and right it down. gotta love the .00 accuracy.

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fell in love with the .00 accuracy and just bought one thanks for the link bro

Yeah but they tax at head shops. The same scale for 15 on ebay is 50 in head shops.

glad i could help the .00 is too clutch plus the calibration weight and tester weight so you can see if your scale is off.

Htgsupply has a decent scale for 30 bucks measure 1/10gram increments up to 4#s. To check if your scale is acurate, all you need is any coinage that has not been worn. Coinflation.com will give you an exact weight. Use math, and you will know if your scale is off and by how much.

Banana444 said:

Htgsupply has a decent scale for 30 bucks measure 1/10gram increments up to 4#s. To check if your scale is acurate, all you need is any coinage that has not been worn. Coinflation.com will give you an exact weight. Use math, and you will know if your scale is off and by how much.

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Wow great tip with Coinflation.com! Thanks!

budbro18 said:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/100g-x-0-01g-Digital-Precision-Scale-CD-Case-Scale-w-Calibration-Weights-/231087107639?pt=US_Pocket_Digital_Scales&hash=item35cddd6e37

I like this one. Comes with a calibration weight and a 5g check weight but for some people 100gs max might be too little. I just weigh in groups and right it down. gotta love the .00 accuracy.

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Quick and on point as always! Thanks Budbro!

No problem! Its a good one. The only downside to it is that it takes those watch batteries which are pretty expensive. like 4 or 5 dollars for 2-4 of them. But the plus side is that it comes with 2 sets of batteries one already in it and a spare pair. So you should be runnin for a year or 2 depending on your use.

I've always used a nickel=5g.

Get a reloading powder scale http://www.amazon.com/Frankford-205205-Arsenal-Reloading-Scale/dp/B002BDOHNA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1387217247&sr=8-1&keywords=reloading+scale

or http://www.midwayusa.com/product/438260/hornady-gs-1500-electronic-powder-scale-1500-grain-capacity

Go to a Staple's store, office supply's and whatever. They have a nice selection. Walmart also. I have had the same one forever,don't see a name. Check out www.oxo.com. OXO International must be the name.Anyway that's my input.....