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jrebel
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Trigger pull scale?
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Digital vs non-digital?? what is your preference? The Lyman digital looks nice, but don't want to spend the money if the non digital is better.
Thanks and if anyone has one for sale let me know.
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I have the Lyman it works really well. But it is the only one I have experience with.
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Either one will work fine. Personally I prefer no batteries
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I need one for my smith bodyguard. it is a long hard pull. anyone want to buy it? pm me mike w
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January 28, 2015, 09:57:32 PM »
I have a RCBS spring scale that has always worked great. I periodically check calibration and it has always been spot on. I am sure basic digitals work just as well but if I can get it done without the addition of batteries I prefer it.
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