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I have a 3 ring binder that I log my data into, keep notes in, and different manufacturers of powder load data. I also Ziploc my loaded rounds in 100rd batches with the bullet weight, load and OAL.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...74177b08d3.jpgAttachment 367
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I do the same with the ziplocks but I use the Lyman load data log for my recipes
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Originally Posted by SGTREED
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I do something similar but on my laptop. I’ve got a Mac so it’s their version of Excel. Helps me organize. Separate pages for different bullet weights in in those I have my load data. Just a nice backup of my paper notes in case I lose those and a little more organizedQuote:
Originally Posted by CodySPowell
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My plan is to do both, been shopping for a laptop...Sent from my SM-J727V using TapatalkQuote:
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Laptop shopping is a nightmare. I’m not much of a computer guy and just got a Mac because it’s what I’m used to. So many options out there. Good luck!Quote:
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Too many damn choices. But the best bang for my buck seems to be Asus.Sent from my SM-J727V using TapatalkQuote:
Originally Posted by Holland
I use a notebook and transfer to an excel file on my laptop as well to track all my load data. Ziplock bags are handy indeed!! Nothing wrong with Asus, it will do the job for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by CodySPowell
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Originally Posted by Gunshot
I keep all my load data on an Excel document on my laptop and a backup copy on an external hard drive. All of my ammo is stored in ziploc bags with all load data writen on the bag as well.
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Baggies are great, I repurpose all the gallon bags I get from Wes for collecting range brass. [emoji846]Sent from my SM-J727V using TapatalkQuote:
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Well...since we all do it the same way it must be right :biggrin:
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Originally Posted by Gunshot
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I put different loads in plastic bags and throw a post-it note inside with the necessary data. Then I can use the bag for something else later if I want. In a few years maybe I will be established enough that I will just designate ammo cans for different loads instead of calibers.
I do that with the smaller MTM ammo cases for my pistol loads. Have 3 just for 9mm. 115gr, 124gr and 147gr loads.Sent from my SM-J727V using TapatalkQuote:
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