Bought and got rid of...can't remember the name...but it was a $30.00 electronic scale. I read the reviews at Midway and everybody said it was a great scale for the money! It was really terrible for reloading. So then I went to the forums and almost everyone said, if ya don't spend $100.00 or more for an electronic scale your wasting your money. So beams scales are good to go if you buy a quality name. Maybe their running $50.00 to 80.00.
Frankford Arsenal scale, maybe?
For the record: That's the scale I have and it's fine unless the batteries get low.
For some reason, folks think they really NEED to have +/- .05 grains of accuracy or more for reloading. If they knew how factory ammo was reloaded, and that volume of powder means way more than weight, they wouldn't sweat it so much.
I have a Jennings Mack 20 that I purchased from OldWillKnot Scales online. I really like it, but I am new to reloading(2 years now) and it is the only scale I have owned.
Jewelry Scale With 0.01 Gram to 0.05 Gram Resolutions
So do you have to mathmatically convert between the grains measurement for powder charges and the grams measurement of the scale?