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Ammo Smith
- Mar 11, 2013
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I nhave a RCBS/Ohaus 10-10-10 powder scale that I bought back in the 1970's and is my only powder scale so it has seen alot of use over the years.
I notice the little tab on the powder pan was getting flexable but just lived with it till it finally broke off. I thought no big deal I'll just use a pan off another scale I had boxed up that came with a Dillon 550B I bought at a Sportsman's flea market thinking it should work and I would be able to just zero the scale and go on with reloading. Nope it wouldn't work so I tried gluing the tab back on, though the tab was held secure the pan now weighed too much and again I couldn't zero the scale.
Long story short I removed the glue and just placed the tab on the pan holder which allowed me to zero the scale.
I worked with it like this for a couple of months and finally got tired of trying to pick the pan off the holder and spilling powder so I called RCBS and waited for ever(10min) for a customer service rep to pick up the line. It turned out to be a very polite young lady who sounded like she was new on the job, alot of hesitation in her responses, but I told her my problem and after a pause she offered to replace the pan free of charge and include a new pan holder and a new beam that would zero out with the new pan since the weight I presumed would be different. I gave her my shipping info and thanked her for her help and sending me a new powder pan and other parts free wishing her a happpy thanksgiving.
Now to wait for it all to arrive so I can see if she gets it right.
I notice the little tab on the powder pan was getting flexable but just lived with it till it finally broke off. I thought no big deal I'll just use a pan off another scale I had boxed up that came with a Dillon 550B I bought at a Sportsman's flea market thinking it should work and I would be able to just zero the scale and go on with reloading. Nope it wouldn't work so I tried gluing the tab back on, though the tab was held secure the pan now weighed too much and again I couldn't zero the scale.
Long story short I removed the glue and just placed the tab on the pan holder which allowed me to zero the scale.
I worked with it like this for a couple of months and finally got tired of trying to pick the pan off the holder and spilling powder so I called RCBS and waited for ever(10min) for a customer service rep to pick up the line. It turned out to be a very polite young lady who sounded like she was new on the job, alot of hesitation in her responses, but I told her my problem and after a pause she offered to replace the pan free of charge and include a new pan holder and a new beam that would zero out with the new pan since the weight I presumed would be different. I gave her my shipping info and thanked her for her help and sending me a new powder pan and other parts free wishing her a happpy thanksgiving.
Now to wait for it all to arrive so I can see if she gets it right.