If so how do you like them?

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I just got mine a week or so ago. Only used it once so far. It's nice and I trust its accuracy so far as my last one was a rappala that said a 24" bass was .89#. It's a little big but for my large hands it fits me just fine. If you do get one I'd suggest getting the fish gripper as an add on.

Thanks for the score tracker update.

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When I checked last year MLF was out of stock so I bought the Brecknell scale and the gripper from separate vendors on Ebay and ended up saving some $. As for the unit it is a little bulky. It comes with carrying bag but you have to disconnect the handle to store it in the bag.I leave it in the bag until I need it to keep it from getting scratched or damaged. If I don't have it ready it takes a little effort to get it out and attach the handle. Other than that I like it.The fish gripper concept is GREAT. No additional damage from poking a scale hook through the fish's jaw.

I bought one of the grippers from Academy and put on my Rapala scale. It does a good job gripping the bass right under the bottom lip to weigh. I don't like punching holes through the cartilage and don't like hanging them on the hook through the gill area.

I have had one for over a year now. No problems as long as your battery is good. I leave the handle on and the gripper attached. Has proven to be very accurate, compared to tourney scales and a set of weights that I use at home to check it periodically.

I've owned 2, had to return one that started eating batteries. Sure wish it had a light for dark times while weighing. Sometimes it takes a while for the weights to settle out. Don't know how they read it so fast on TV !