Recording data and keeping track of loaded rounds.

[CodySPowell]

Baggies are great, I repurpose all the gallon bags I get from Wes for collecting range brass. [emoji846]

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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Well...since we all do it the same way it must be right

[CodySPowell]

Well...since we all do it the same way it must be right [emoji3]

Absolutely! [emoji16]

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[Havok]

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.

[CodySPowell]

I do that with the smaller MTM ammo cases for my pistol loads. Have 3 just for 9mm. 115gr, 124gr and 147gr loads.

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.

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