It takes me less than a minute to restart and re-calibrate my RCBS scale with bot check weights, so it gets turned off-on and recalibrated a lot.... and always repeats the original drops.
And to answer Poppop's question, I think, ...... I am somewhat familiar with the PACT line of scales, and I believe they are top shelf tools for the reloader's needs.
Even though technology has come a long way in the last 20-30 years regarding electronics (I deal with quite a bit of techno-electronic stuff, unfortunately), I still insist on having some type of redundant checks on my powder handling. If I were using a turret or progressive press, rather than single stage, I would still want some way to verify that my check scale was being consistent. The check weights are good, but an object closer to a powder charge that's been verified on a balance beam scale can also be dropped onto a digi scale occasionally to give you the warm and fuzzy feeling that every thing is still good with the world.
Redundancy is a good thing, especially when you practice it repeatedly over and over again
JD
p.s. The RCBS 750 is around the "price range"
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