Grain Scale

[mr meat]

Where is everybody buying there scales i can,t seem to find any that weigh in grains! thanks

[Bones]

Gun store's, I have an old beam scale, a rcbs and hornady digital .
Bones

[diesel]

Got mine off ebay

[munch]

try harbour freight there cheap there

[2Bowsman]

Picked mine up at Bass pro.

[j.krug]

Got mine at the local gun shop for about $35.

[Bullzeye]

What your looking for is a reloading scale.

Edited to add that i meant a digital one, not a balance beam one.

[ngamokai]

if you can not find one, get a set of digital scales and weigh your arrow, take the weight and go online and convert, in on line conveyer, thats what I do and its super easy, when you have done it enough times or you write down the chart and bingo.

[thestuz]

ebay, $5.00

[Ont_Excal]

Got mine at the local gun shop.............RCBS balance beam.

[Hoagy]

I picked up a Hornady CS-1500 digital scale from Cabela's for around 30.00. It weighs in several different modes including grains & comes with a 100gr weight to calibrate with. Very happy with this scale.

[munch]

here is a link to the ones i buy when i'm across the border . you may have a friend that could pick one up and ship. at the price even 2

http://www.harborfreight.com/digital-po ... 93543.html

[Pydpiper]

Used to use a cheapo pot scale from a head shop, it worked well and did grains too. It was $10.
Ended up buying a Hornady from a sportsman show, looks better and does the same thing for about $30.
The Hornandy measures each grain of powder as it hits the pan, the head shop version would need a few grains before it would catch up.
For arrows, there was no difference.
Google makes a great converter if you only have grams. Just type "100 grams to grains" in Google, and it will do an exact conversion for you.

[shaftthrower]

http://www.bowhunterssuperstore.com/

[rccub23]

got one from harbor freight.
it was ten bucks if i remember
works like a champ, and spot on.