I am in the market to purchase a digital grain scale, and was wondering what people are using and the pros/cons of the scales available out there.

My primary use is for checking my archery equipment and reloading - although I don't reload much anymore, mainly for checking my loads periodically to make sure I am within tolerances.

I would like one that read to 1/10 of a grain, and would be able to handle a completed arrow. I am guessing around 700 grain capacity would handle anything I would need.

Any recommendations?

Here's one like mine if not the same kind except only weighs in 1 grn. There is no name on mine. What knuckle head made that marketing decision.

http://www.keystonecountrystore.com/Archery_Equipment_-_Supplies/Arrow_Building_Supplies/Tools/Coffey_US_Reloader_Scale/Page_2/BOT2434605.html

gtoussey, see my thread a few below this... Seems Rick James has compared the identical scale I just purchased to one of his shop's really expensive models, and it held its own...

I bought a pocket digital scale off EBAY for about $16 (included shipping) .
It works great . I checked it out with my scale weight for my balance beam scale .

I bought one of the cabela's branded digital scales. I like it for reloading. It measures in tenths. I don't know who makes it but looks alot like rcbs brand equip.