I use either Masking tape on the outside of the box or a sticky note on the inside of the lid. Depends on which is within reach, and if neither are within reach I use whichever I find first after tearing apart all my #### looking for them.
Labeling reloads
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- Start date
Load:___________________ Primer:__________________
Bullet:__________________ Brass :__________________
COL”:___________________ Times Fired :_____________
Powder Type:____________ Times FL Resized :_________
Charge:_________________ Times Neck Sized Only :____
Crimp: Y N Times Trimmed:__________
I print these off and use packing tape to tape them to the box.
Bullet:__________________ Brass :__________________
COL”:___________________ Times Fired :_____________
Powder Type:____________ Times FL Resized :_________
Charge:_________________ Times Neck Sized Only :____
Crimp: Y N Times Trimmed:__________
I print these off and use packing tape to tape them to the box.
- Location
- Calgary, AB
You are very welcome. Lots of great responses.
I label all of my MTM boxes on the outside for calibre on masking tape. If I am load testing I have a detailed sheet or notebook with me for all info. If theht are bulk rounds I have similar labels to some of you with all load info broken down as well as # of rounds fired for the cases.
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- Location
- Lower Mainland, BC
Sticky note in the lid and any differences between the rounds written on the case with a sharpie - i.e. if same bullet, same powder, same length but different charge then charge written on case.
Sometimes my wife draws critters on the cases - rabbits, deer, moose...
Sometimes my wife draws critters on the cases - rabbits, deer, moose...
When doing load development, I use masking tape on the inside of the box lids.
One label says something like:
7mm-08, Varget, 140gr. Nosler Accubond, OAL=Xx.X
Below that, I use a piece of masking tape to indicate the charges.
38.5 39 39.5 40 40.5 41 41.5 42
As I shoot off each load, I tear the charge number off and stick in on my paper target where I was aiming at.
Once all loads are done, I tear off the top label with the cartride, powder type, etc and stick it on the top of the target.
After all load development is done, I use a label maker to lable my ammo case with all the information (Cartridge, powder type, powder charge, OAL, bullet type, bullet weight, velocity)
One label says something like:
7mm-08, Varget, 140gr. Nosler Accubond, OAL=Xx.X
Below that, I use a piece of masking tape to indicate the charges.
38.5 39 39.5 40 40.5 41 41.5 42
As I shoot off each load, I tear the charge number off and stick in on my paper target where I was aiming at.
Once all loads are done, I tear off the top label with the cartride, powder type, etc and stick it on the top of the target.
After all load development is done, I use a label maker to lable my ammo case with all the information (Cartridge, powder type, powder charge, OAL, bullet type, bullet weight, velocity)
