Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does this scale come with a 'cup' or other device to pour the powder into that you can then pick up and dump back into the powder hopper or case mouth
Document: It weighs my 9mm and .38 charges fine. I was disappointed in the powder tray. Had big scratches in it that catch some powder when I pour into the funnel requiring tapping to get the powder out. I liked the case and check weight- and it returns to zero every time without losing calibration. All in all a good scale.
This scale was more than what I expected for the price. Works just as good as ones costing twice as much. Stays within the advertised plus or minus .2 grains when you trickle charge but if you dump the powder in pan first then weigh its always dead on.
first,i think my scale was defective,because it said it could read grains but I couldn't get to the mode for it .it kept skipping it.also,the model no. wasn't the same which I think is why it didn't come with a bag,powder funnel ,or calibration weight as advertised.bought hornady  scale at fin feather fur.works as advertised
It's not a high-end scale, but it does not come at a high-end price tag either. For the casual hobby reloader that isn't looking for match grade powder loads, this is more than accurate. I'm not the best shot, but with the consistent powder charges, I'm shooting sub 1/2&#34; MOA at 100yds.
You can't beat the price. But, the scale did vary in weight slightly 0.1 - 0.2 grains. I am trying to reload as consistent as possible. I had to dump the powder on several round after noticing a slight discrepancy. My advise would by to recalibrate (tare) the scale every 10 rounds or so. After I figured that out, things went smother while reloading.
Great scale to weight gun powderComes with powder pan and weight to calibrate best value for the moneyAlso comes with a carrying case
Had it for a year or better and just works OK...The thing is all over the place. At first I thought it was my powder measure....then I went back to my Lee Scale and it was right were it needed to be. If you want to measure over 70 grains go with this... if not get a Lee powder scale.
This is a nice little scale works great for reloading ammo. Comes with a carrying case and  a plastic cover to protect the front od the scale when not in use. Also comes with a powder tray and a test weight.
This scale is not what you want on your bench it's an accident waiting to happen. Weight values were drifting up to an entire grain over. If it was under I was trickling powder and the weight would decrease first then shoot up. Long story short you might get a good one but mine is junk and its going back. Getting a Hornady.
I don't recommend using this as a powder scale. I've tested this scale several times (in separate reloading sessions) and each time I remove the included powder pan and put it back on I get either a different weight or the same wrong weight as compared to using my RCBS scale. It's .1 to .2 grains off each and every time (above and below).
Answer: yes