[gun278]

Anyone use this scale? If so I would like to here some input.

American Archery Products M110 Digital Bow Scale Hang Scale 110lb
Thanks

 

[SHPoet]

You get what you pay for..... I've used these before and they are fragile. Some last a long time, some don't.

 

[k.chamby]

I have been using one of these for about 3 months now and can't find any real flaws with it. Seems to be +/- .5# on my 60-70# bows. Durable enough for the cost and is very simple to use. Allows for oz. lbs or kg readings and 2 modes of monitoring weights so you can see static DW max or dynamic weight (this does not hold on the screen like the DW). Overall I would recommend this scale for around the shed/house, not a commercial scale by any means but does work well.

 

[ClintR]

I have one. I've only used it a few times on bows below 60#. Seems to work well.

 

[BMWrider]

I bought the digital bow scale from Cabela's and it has served me well so far. A slow, steady pull seems to give the most consistent results.

 

[fletched]

I use a pelouze 7710 digital scale and it works great. http://www.webstaurantstore.com/rub...m=690007710&utm_campaign=restaurant equipment

 

[Out West]

I use a pelouze 7710 digital scale and it works great. http://www.webstaurantstore.com/rub...m=690007710&utm_campaign=restaurant equipment

I own the Pelouze 7710 as well. I have not had any problems with it. It is a little bulky and pricey, but works well. I've thought about trying some cheaper scales, but then I fear one might fall apart while hooked to my bow. The Pelouze seems built well. So I stick with what has worked.