Ammo reloading software
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What sort of calculations?
I don’t, but do keep a written record in a notebook with pretty extensive notes. A notebook is easier for me because I can use it at the reloading bench and take it to the range.
I don’t, but do keep a written record in a notebook with pretty extensive notes. A notebook is easier for me because I can use it at the reloading bench and take it to the range.
GypsmJim
GypsmJim
I have a massive collection of linked Excel spreadsheets that are a database for gun purchases, serial numbers, etc., loads tried and the results, optimum loads for each caliber, boolit and primer and brass inventories, etc. ad nausium.
I can tell you what brass I loaded on what day and with what formula going back 30+ years. The beauty is that you can customize your own forms as you need. I looked at store-bought programs and didn't like any of them.
If you have a computer you probably have Excel. If you don't know how to generate programs, the "Excel for Dummies" book will teach you.
I can tell you what brass I loaded on what day and with what formula going back 30+ years. The beauty is that you can customize your own forms as you need. I looked at store-bought programs and didn't like any of them.
If you have a computer you probably have Excel. If you don't know how to generate programs, the "Excel for Dummies" book will teach you.
I pretty much cross-reference multiple sources online and print and work up until I see degradation of accuracy or pressure signs
Feel the 'Pane
Single-Sixer
I use 'Reloading Assistant' but only for a quick reference if I'm out shopping for components and want to verify compatibility.
It's actually been quite helpful and it's free.
It's actually been quite helpful and it's free.
