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Brad
Reviewed in Canada on June 12, 2023
Scale works as it should but was slightly off and required a 100g calibration weight which was not included
Dave Berks
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2023
I use this 100gram CGoldenwall scale to get better accuracy weighing powder charges in grains for reloading. I use an RCBS auto dispenser, but it sometimes drops short, or appears to drop short. I found myself adding several granules of powder to try to add 0.1 grain more, then the RCBS scale would go up 0.2 grains so I had to remove some. This was frustrating. Now I just pour the charge into a second pan on my CGoldenwall scale and it reads to one more decimal place. Then add or remove powder to get accuracy to 0.02 grains. I either use a small Lee powder dipper or a small tweezers to add or remove granules.The included 100 gram cal weight was used to calibrate the new scale, then I placed my old 20g and 50g RCBS cal weights on it to compare that both scales agree on same values for same weights. I'm not overly concerned about traceability to any standard other then to my RCBS scale weights for now. as long as both scales agree on the 20gram check weight after each is calibrated, then I'm good.Its winter here and the scale was cold when I opened it. Before use, fully set it up and level it on intended use surface, then power it up and leave it for 24hrs to acclimate to the environment. It was unstable and drifted slowly a bit until 24 hrs later. I believe this is common for all sensitive scales. I just leave it powered on like I do my RCBS scale and its worked great.My recorded speed ES and SD's have dropped since I started using this scale.
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