What are your opinions on the best electric powder scale for around $200 plus.
Looking to get one seeing I can no longer look down for long periods of time due to a bad neck.

AK, I know my unit is more then $200 but my RCBS scale and powder dispenser have made reloading so much easier I could never go back to a magnetic scale or powder trickler....

Thanks James.
I will look into RCBS.
Looking to do the same as you. Make reloading and life a little easier.

I put a back on my loading bench with shelves and put my scale at eye level infront of me. A good electric one would be nice though.

I have a PACT. Don't know how much they are not, but should be reasonable. I had it for 2 years, then it survived my 99% house fire, and still working 15 more years. Something that tough can't be all bad.
I also have a Lyman Gen 3 Digital System I use for very small loads as .300 Whisper. No powder measure is good enough to throw those tiny loads consistently.

I have to keep it to the "apartment dweller" set up.......
My duty station is here so I just rent.
So shelves ,etc. are a no go for me. But with that said that is a great idea.

Ditto here. I put it on auto dispense so it drops every yime I set the pan back on it. I can seat a bullet in about the same time as it takes to be ready to do all over again.

I have a Cabelas electronic scale but really don't use it much. Sometimes I will use it to double check that my RCBS is right on.

I agree with James. Only downfall is that it's a little slower then a manual dispenser but more accurate. I have one and I love mine.

Ditto with WVhitman - I have used a PACT for ~20 years. Gets lots of use for reloading and arrow weighting. Came with a powder pan and two solid weights to set zero, 110Vac adapter. No idea what I paid for it back in the day.

Stay away from the GS-1500 scale that comes with Hornady kits. It can't hold a zero for that long, sometimes lasting only three to five measurements before the display begins reading -0.2 or -0.3 grains once you put the powder pan back on.

Hey guys - old school billa here. I load all of my hunting loads with a 40 year old Belding & Mull benchrest micrometer powder measure. It is repeatable to 0.1 grains. Better than that with fine powder. Always holds zero. Technically I like the volume based measurement. I am certainly not knocking the digital scales but it's what works best for me.

RCBS ChargeMaster Lite Powder Scale and Dispenser 110 Volt

Any opinions on this one ???????????

RCBS ChargeMaster Lite Powder Scale and Dispenser 110 Volt

Ordered this one and I should get it here today...