Precision matters.

Does it have a practical effect on P/V in a rifle? Probably not. Hornady says their scales are only accurate to +/- .1gr . That pretty typical of all strain gauge based reloading scales.
These scale are used all over the place, from home reloading to commercial reloaders. So there’s nothing wrong with that.


The reason I invested in a milligram scale is to get that second decimal place accuracy when checking loads. It’s pretty typical that you want you measuring instrument to be 10 times more accurate then the least significant digit. So being off by .1gr is a big deal when you want to be accurate to .01gr.






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