Reloading log book app for iPad?

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Hello all,

I have not had success searching on the Apple store for an app that I could use as a reloading log book. Does anyone know if such an app is available?

 

[dnepr]

Not to be discouraging , I hope you find something but I would like to suggest old school pen to paper note for reloading , I have been reloading for 25 years , technology has changed a lot in that time computers were saving to 5 inch floppy discs when I started reloading , if I had save my load notes to disk at that time I would have a hard time reading them now .

 

[Potasz]

Well said

 

[GQBalla]

The stock notes app

 

[Lead Loader]

The notes thing does wonders

 

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Not to be discouraging , I hope you find something but I would like to suggest old school pen to paper note for reloading , I have been reloading for 25 years , technology has changed a lot in that time computers were saving to 5 inch floppy discs when I started reloading , if I had save my load notes to disk at that time I would have a hard time reading them now .

Ya, I used to do that. I had an issue with a water leak and lost most of my data. I see your point though. Perhaps I could use a computer log book (Excel maybe) and print out the data to keep separately.

 

[silverfoxdj]

I track just about everything about my firearm in Excel..and back it up..

 

[Magellann]

Not to be discouraging , I hope you find something but I would like to suggest old school pen to paper note for reloading , I have been reloading for 25 years , technology has changed a lot in that time computers were saving to 5 inch floppy discs when I started reloading , if I had save my load notes to disk at that time I would have a hard time reading them now .

Thats my favorite as well.

 

[sunray]

Look for a data base. Excel will do though.
Have some antique PCs that have 2 5.25" floppy drives and no hard drive. No such thing as a PC when I started. Still do my recording in my manual. Haven't ever bothered keeping any records except the load I use. Don't need to know what every shot did.

 

[Great Crouton]

if I had save my load notes to disk at that time I would have a hard time reading them now .

Why? As computers advance, so do backup methods. Not like that data couldn't have been moved to a new storage medium.

I like the idea of a e-published books that you could buy updates for every few years.

 

[jacky]

An app would be cool. I have never looked. I take notes while shooting in the notepad app on my phone record velocities, take pictures of groups...etc.