📏 High-Precision Milligram Scale: Maxus Reloading Scale 50g x 0.001g for Accurate Measurements - Includes Calibration Weights, Tweezer, Trays, 6 Unit Conversion, and Bright LCD Display (Battery Included) Review

It was easy to install and came with small trays, tweezers and test weights. You must remember to turn it off as it does not have an auto power off function.

Either the scale is inaccurate or the weight of 20 g is inaccurate. In any case, trusting the weight of rechargeable powder is unsafe as it may be off by 0.28 grains. Time to send it back!

My fiancé is a guy who likes to load and use his own ammo. However, he had trouble measuring the powder he used for packaging correctly. One order later and he's never had better measurements. I plan to get one for baking/cooking once my old one dies.

Not at all accurate. I got it to weigh my cat's medication because it needs an incomplete capsule. Capsules of 10mg. I calibrated it well, tared, then poured out the capsule and got a whole bunch of different readings depending on what container I put it in, all well over 10mg to 0.26g. Totally useless. will return

This scale is terrible at small weights which seems counterintuitive as it reads 0.001 so you can assume it's used for milligram weights. However, I tried measuring the 5mg powder and the readings were all over the place. I used it in a draft free room, tried closing the lid and of course calibrated and tared, but when I removed the powder the weight went up. This is clearly not an accurate weighing!

I am new to shooting and recently decided to reload my 38 special and 9mm cartridges. This scale is fairly accurate to within 1/100th of a grain, which is good enough for my target loads. I only gave it 4 stars because I haven't used it for a long time and I don't know how it will hold up over time. Also, it's a fragile little device and could probably break pretty easily if dropped or picked up. But it does its job well and doesn't cost much.

Advertised as a useful tool for accurate charge measurements - hmm. . . . . The reason for the purchase was to test particularly light loads quickly - it takes an inordinate amount of time to "decide" which final measurement is displayed. Also, I have to turn the device off and on quite often as it often loses "zero"; On the plus side, it automatically adjusts the sample pan weight if it's on when the unit is turned on, and "remembers" the last mode set. You get what you pay for - this was one…