Does measure to tenths of grains?
1772188
It weighs in g,oz, ct, ozt, dwt, gn. One tenth of a grain is a little more than 6 mg so you can use a conversion if grain units are listed above.
1772189
im not knowledgeable about scale specifics (so i cant say if it measures tenths of grains), but i use it to measure my medication - and the pieces i measure are extremely small (we are talking 1/4 of the size of a vitaminD pill) & it works great! SO im guessing it will definitely measure what ur looking for :-)
2074775
It will dispense any small, dry grain. However, I am unsure if it would have any effect on the amount dispensed as I'm not sure how the calibration works.
1987770
Well...it calibrates to a given 1 gram weight, and once calibrated it gives precise weights on other known items as well...down to fractions of a grain. It also repeats those measurements. I don't know the factory tolerances but for my usage its more than accurate (and repeatable) enough.
169935
No. It is only accurate to .01 g witch is a hundredth of a gram . And a mg is a thousandths of a gram. If you want to measure those amounts get a .001 scale
1070831
Yes. It measures in Kilograms/grams when set to 0.00 by pressing the LB/KG button.
2207704
I'd does weigh grains. I didn't use it for grains though. I do know it weighs to .001 grams.
1339950
Yes, it shows in increments of 1/10th oz. I generally use the grams setting, myself. I absolutely love this food scale...highly recommend it!
721930
gn are grains, g is for grams, oz are for ounces, I think if you measure one and it weighs x amount, then it will tell you how many you have at a given total weight.
1966264
No. Scale is only accurate to .2 (2/10) grains. Confusion is that the .01g is grams not grains. 0.01 grains is 0.00065 grams
1676665
Unfortunately it does not it only measures 0.1 (tenths). It's a very good scale, it would had been better if it measured 0.01.
1304591
Yes, it displays ounces and even tenths of ounces...so you could actually measure 2.3 ounces. I also love the gram option when I'm making small meatballs that I want to be very similar in weight.
1827119
My husband does not find a 10.5 measure. This is nor very sturdy. My husband has to reassemble iit every time he uses it.
1694749
For sorting non-bulk (piece by piece) of 22 lr (or any bullet), then Yes. Scale measures to .2 grain. I sort bullets after loading by total weight, sometimes. For bulk sorting, probably not, as the scale has a limited max weight and a small weighing area.
1593034
I think it only provides tenth of an ounce measurements. If I need 1 3/4 of an ounce, for instance, I round it up to 1.8.
731660
The scale I received weighs ounces and grams only, but down to the 1/100 of each. If you can convert n.nn grams to grains, and 1/100th of a gram is sufficiently accurate, then you should be able to do what you need to do with this scale.
128313
HI. I made a ball of aluminium of 2.64 grain for you and dropped it on the scale over 10 times, also 10 times in between was another weight of 45.08 grainboth number were constant on every time. in resume, I can't tell you my 2.64 grain ball was exact, but it sure was constant.good luckPS, you should start a question with Hi at least... just saying :-)
2173727
It does not say "10 mm", but "10 mil". 1 mil is a thousandth of an inch. Thus, 10 mil are a hundredth of an inch, or 0.25 mm. (Still does not correspond to the instructions you mentioned...)