Dillon eliminator VS RCBS 505 - Is color the only difference?

[HKMadness]

Like the title says, what's the real difference? Is one "better" than the other? If yes, why? Thank you.

[HKMadness]

After some research online, apparently, the color and an ounce to grain conversion table are the only differences. Both made by Ohaus, both excellent.

[bruceflinch]

Both weigh Onion Rings equally well!

[ireload]

Both the same and both accurate. I've own both and sold the Dillon to raise some fund.

[G60]

The RCBS retails for more $$ so why the dillon is less popular is beyond me.

I got an eliminator for $40 on eBay a little while ago that looks like it had only been removed from the box to take the auction photo.

[HKMadness]

Just picked this one up in Like New condition for $61 shipped on ebay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/230744502629?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

Seller with 99.2% positive rating says "Bought new never used. Sat in my closet beacuse I never got into reloading. I lost the box but the scale and the parts needed to use it are all there.Retails for $72 dollars on midway usa + shipping. Bid with confidence this thing is in A++++ shape. Also have it for sale localy."

Cant wait!

[lpspinner]

I prefer the Blue color vs. the Green color. But then both beat the heck out of my old Lee safety scale. I currently use a Dillon electronic scale that has been re-tuned by the OEM for me to be more reactive.

[problemchild]

Got the dillon 10yrs ago. It also has a battery backup as well as shore power. Works fine even after you drop something heavy on it.

[HKMadness]

I like the blue color too, but that was the best deal I could find at the moment.