Review on Toolour Digital Milligram Scale for Jewelry, Powder, Gold and Carat - 50g x 0.001g - USB/Battery Powered with Calibration Weight, Weighing Pan, and Tweezers - 8 Modes by Kenneth Barnes

First I received a 100g scale, not a 50g scale. I bought the scale to use for resetting and immediately had trouble getting a stable reading. I have a 50 gram scale from another manufacturer that I've started comparing it to. I started by weighing a 50 gram calibration weight (about 772 grains) on both scales and both were correct. This scale has always given me repeatable measurements to +/- 0.02 grains. FWIW, just over 15 grains per gram. I grabbed a 300 grain scoop and started measuring it on both scales over and over again. My 50 gram scale read from 299.70 to 299.74 grains. This 100 gram scale reads 299.54 to 299.74 grains. Repeating the process with a 50 grain projectile gave a weight of 49.85 grains to 50.0 grains. Repeating the process again with a pair of #5 lead shot gave a weight of 4.85 to 5.00 grains. The 50 gram scale keeps everything within a 0.04 grain window at all times.