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moikoi · 03-29-2008

bought a Ohaus dial o gram scale. nothing can go wrong with a mechanical scale.

BruceP · 03-29-2008

I have both a gram scale and a grain scale. I only use the gram scale for larger quantities,,, like salt. Seems like the gram scale takes more ingredient to register a change. I use the grain scale for fine measuring. It is far more sensitive for things like Prazi or PP.

You get grain scales at a gun shop. Mine was from Cabelas, about $30.

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BruceP Fry Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Milwaukee, WI Posts: 3	I have both a gram scale and a grain scale. I only use the gram scale for larger quantities,,, like salt. Seems like the gram scale takes more ingredient to register a change. I use the grain scale for fine measuring. It is far more sensitive for things like Prazi or PP. You get grain scales at a gun shop. Mine was from Cabelas, about $30.