Follow Hank's measuring procedures and you will have no problems
580461
Makes ccw a lot more comfortable.  Allows pistol to be carried with absolutely bo printing.  Excellent customer service.  Follow their belt measuring procedures and you will have no problems.
3449481
It's easy to use and as far as I can tell the results are accurate. It also has enough in it that it's going to last a long time.
2010325
I have used this a bunch of times. Bought it for personal use but now use it at my farm to check the tire pressure on my farm equipment. Very accurate compared to the old tire gauges. Its so easy to use that my wife will steal it from time to time to check her own car's tire pressure. Came back here to buy another one for her. Easy to use LCD screen. And for the people that say that it breaks easily, this is obviously NOT built to be beat on, its plastic. Take care of your tools and they will take care of you. Owned it since February, used it hundreds of times, tractors, trailers, coupes, 4x4s, trucks, sedans,and mowers. Works great every time. No false readings or different readings when checking multiple times.(you need to make sure you "zero" the gauge every once in awhile too, might help those with false readings) And battery it still running.
4358710
4.5 stars is closer to accurate. Make sure you follow directions to calibrate (AND save those instructions for next time).
24389
Easy to read and verified accurate. I love that both ends of the hose pivot for a perfectly straight on connection every time so you don't bleed air out while trying to get a solid reading like on other gauges I have tried.
4962411
I purchased my Lee Safety Scale several years ago, and call it a fluke, but I never had an issue with an inconsistent zero. I do not work for Lee or have any reason to give anything other than an honest review.

I switched to digital scale a year later, so the Lee went into a box of other reloading supplies.  I went with a digital because I just liked reading the numbers. With 223 or pistol, loading goes much faster.

I only only pulled the Lee out from storage because I had purchases an RCBS 1010 that did have a zero problem and I needed to make some comparisons.

Here are my observations.

You do have to read the instruction to properly use the Lee scale, as zero and nine on the grain poise are not the ends. You have to "wrap" the white indicators to both sides to get a true zero reading. So this may throw off readings as compared to another balance.

The Lee is sensitive to airflow, so you can not work around a fan or air duct, but then again most beam scales are as well.

You must keep the base free of debris, the part where the beam balances.

When measuring, it is best to use a trickler, as the scale oscillates downward trickle your powder to counter the swing, it will make centering much easier.

For the price and the materials I am very amazed how well mine works.

So in summary:

Pros  Economical, small, repeatable
Cons  Slow, dampened but not enough for a drafty room

I only gave it 4 stars, well because it works, its economical, but its no gempro.

Sure there are better balances out there, but if you are going to spend the money find a professionaly tuned scale from the get go. If you are on a budget the Lee will do the job.
1738680
They feel good in the hand; hefty,solid feel and very clean action of the barrels.
I checked the included standards against the annually-calibrated micrometers at work and they were dead accurate.  I also checked the indicated measurements against the "I Gauging" measuring tools that I have, and found them to be equally accurate, at least to the limit of my vision.
This was a great purchase, as I am using them in my home shop doing engine work,not building space shuttle parts!
The wooden box that they come in is rather insubstantial (lightweight) and does not fit the mic's snugly, but the box sits in my tool box anyway, so it doesn't really matter to me.
I am very happy with the purchase, and would highly recommend them to any home machinist.
303468
Great quality and fit as expected based on the measurement I did ahead of time.
33653
no messing around measuring product to add to the refill tanks, just drop them in and refill with water as needed. Great product
4248663
A great tape measure which eliminates mistakes.
4793977
Accuracy is the most important thing in a measuring cup, and these dry measuring cups are nearly perfectly accurate, but the 1/2 cup measure is a bit off.

I have been using the AMCO measuring cups recommended by Cooks Illustrated back in 2008, but have be frustrated by their bendy handles. So I set out in search of a set of dry measure cups with sturdy handles and tried these. The handles on these cups are VERY STURDY, which is great, but the 1/4 cup measure does not sit flat on the counter when empty --- the handle is too heavy. Also the 1 cup measure is a bit wide and shallow, making it a bit more difficult to fit into containers to scoop.

Now, about accuracy: I tested these by weight. Even though they are "dry measuring cups" I filled them with water while on a scale. 1 cup of water measures 8.35 oz. Here are the results:

the 1 cup measure was over by 0.5%
the 1/2 cup measure was over by 3.0%
the 1/3 cup measure was exactly accurate
the 1/4 cup measure was exactly accurate

I have ordered up another set of sturdy measuring cups on Amazon.com and if they are better, I will mention them in this review.

UPDATE: I have tested the CIA Masters Collection Stainless Steel 4-Piece Measuring Cup Set and while they are almost perfectly accurate (just like this set) their handles are not quite as sturdy. But I like them slightly better because the 1/4 cup measure doesn't tip over when empty. I'm still on the quest for an accurate sturdy dry measuring cup set, and will update this review in the future as I try others. Here's a link to the CIA cups:
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3692670
close tolerances make this an accurate and repeatable tool I'm happy I bought this.
1943736
I have always been impressed by the fit and finish of Race Tech products, and this is really no different. However, it's plastic, and like, 20 bucks. And it measures oil. That's it. I haven't had it checked by the Department of Weights and Measures, but I'm sure it's dead-on accurate. I would definitely buy it again if I lost it because it's really the only widely available product for it's purpose. Oh, and don't get suspension oil on your face, it causes pimples.
575736
After all these years of fighting the straight valve stem on my Harley to get a pressure reading, this gauge with the 90-degree head is perfect. Accurate, obviously well made, and the manufacturers will stand behind this gauge forever. The Tire Tek website gives all the information you need for simple maintenance if the gauge begins to malfunction. If you cannot fix it via their instructions, they will send you a new one. Cannot get any better warranty than that. Gauge measures 0-60 psi.

Works easily on cars, bicycles and even low-pressure garden cart tires. I checked them all today--flawlessly.
2962546
Read the directions and you won't go wrong.  A good product.
4341167
I do not have any prior experience with fine measuring tools, however, this seems quite accurate on the few things that I know the values of. Definitely worth it's price. Automatic shut off is very nice for when it gets bumped closing the case or you simply forget. The lock down is convenient fort transferring a measurement from one place to another or to set something up to a preset measurement.

Very happy with the purchase and would recommend to a friend.
983429
Ive been wanting a way of measuring my chain streach for a while and i finally decided on this one

Its pretty straight forward. There is a side that measures .5 MM of stretch over a foot of chain length and .75 stretch over a foot of chain length

Its a simple Go No-Go style gauge. Just put the hooked end into a roller and try and drop it in. If it fits it doesn't pass. Much easier in my oppinon than a measuring device or trying to measure it out on a tape measure. its cheep enough if you don't like it your not out a ton of money.