Every accurate and repeatable, no complaints

Used for reloading i was able to get repeatable accuracy to +/- 0.02gr though it is a slower process than I would have liked getting there. The slow response to change in weight is not a function of the manufacturer, but of the strain gauge scale and the fine increments it can read. I threw 100 charges to within .02 of my goal and then put them, randomly, back on the scale and they were all within that tolerance. The scale does drift, again, a function of a strain gauge scale, but for the price OWKnott offers it is tough, if not impossible, to beat. I will be saving my shekels for an fx120i and an auto trickler, but for now this scale fits the bill.

Mike

I have been looking for a scale that was accurate and not finicky. I was directed to Old Will Knott Scales by a friend and found the scale that met my needs!!! I ordered it and it came promptly and well packaged. I would feel confident to purchase from this company as well as recommend Old Will Knott Scales to anyone looking for top quality products!!!

I have been looking for a scale that was accurate and not finicky. I was directed to Old Will Knott Scales by a friend and found the scale that met my needs!!! I ordered it and it came promptly and well packaged. I would feel confident to purchase from this company as well as recommend Old Will Knott Scales to anyone looking for top quality products!!!

Let me start by saying, order from Old Will, do not use Amazon. 3rd party sellers will be ready screw people over and very much so out of someone who worked hard for the money. I ordered the same one from Amazon and let's just say it was missing the metal platter. Let alone the seller claimed it not to be open. When the tape was cut before.

Now ya see the back story of why I have ordered from here, good company, honest, and I had a good chuckle at the paper they leave in the package. Sorry, only way to know what I mean is to order from them.

The scale is great for reloading, as it can read one kernel of powder, which isn't super important, but when loading near max charges...rather be on the safe side. Word of caution, don't have any fans on when using the scale, it is super sensitive!