What do you use to weigh your Bolts?

[Lakelover]

Hi all.

What kind of scale do you use for weighing your bolts?

[masboy]

i use an rcbs reloading powder scale just balance it on the little pan works for me

[See4miles]

I got a sweet little Carbon Express digital grain scale (does other weight systems as well, just have to select). Its small, accurate & cheap.

[ComfyBear]

I use a small digital scale that weighs grains and several other systems. Previously I would use a RCBS powder scale.

[Cossack]

M<y RCBS powder weighing scale. If it's good enough for things that go bang, it's got to be good enough for things that go wap (sound of arrow hitting home)

[Normous]

Another RCBS here.

[j.krug]

Yep, small digital scale, mines a Dillon, that will weigh in grains.
You can get them around the size of a deck of cards for around $30-$40 dollars at shooting supply or archery stores. Handy little things for sure.

[wabi]

Digital scale from eBay. Not sure of the brand, but it weighs up to 1# (7000 grains) and is reasonably accurate.

[secret]

I use a digital grain scale...i think i paid about 40$ for it.

[Kelley]

I use a digital grain scale...i think i paid about 40$ for it.

That is about what I paid for mine on Ebay.
Kelley

[bdog]

I use a RCBS grain scale to weigh my ARROWS.....

[Dereck]

Ordered one from China $22.50 shipped will way up to 2000 grams

[Pydpiper]

I got mine at a head shop, the type of store that sells pipes, bongs and various other gear. Brought it out the door for $20. It has proven to be an accurate and dependable digital scale. The cover flips open to become a pan to hold broadheads or nocks/inserts then closes to protect it's self.
I made a wooden block to hold arrows, it automatically tares the block when turned on to give a good reading.
I have been very happy with it!

[ninepointer]

I got mine at a head shop, the type of store that sells pipes, bongs and various other gear. Brought it out the door for $20. It has proven to be an accurate and dependable digital scale. The cover flips open to become a pan to hold broadheads or nocks/inserts then closes to protect it's self.
I made a wooden block to hold arrows, it automatically tares the block when turned on to give a good reading.
I have been very happy with it!

Exactly the same thing here, except I bought mine (made by DigiWeigh) for $25 new-in-box from a guy on another forum. When it arrived the package smelled funny, and I'm not even a trained sniffer dog .

I also have a very accurate Redding balance-beam reloading scale, but I find that I use the digital scale for everything. Its more convenient and holds its accuracy.

[Lakelover]

Thanks all for your input.

Next time I go to the Big City, I'll look at a couple places.

A friend of ours ran into DW at work. He mentioned he is moving to an acerage not to far away. We have hunted with rifles many years in the past. I think I will show up with the Excal and see what he thinks.