Need some advice: reload management

[Jcinnb]

Lots of great ideas. The collective knowledge here is awesome. Thank you so much.

 

[Lost Sheep]

And the ideas keep popping up

How about paper cups? You put the several rounds loaded to particular specifications into a paper cup with those specs written on the cup.

At the loading bench, keep the cups in a tray with high walls wherein they don't fall over, transport them to the range like that and transfer the load data from the cups to the targets as you shoot them.

Larry

 

[GLOOB]

When I'm trying new 9mm loads, I load 10-15 of each into Glock mags and label the mags with a label maker. But that only works because I have a lot of Glock mags. Otherwise, I may either put them in an MTM box, a row of ten for each load and scribble the row-by-row contents on the lid with permanent marker (wipes off later with alcohol), or use labeled baggies.

 

[taraquian]

During workup for rifle I just write on the case with sharpie, on pistol rounds I use old sierra bullet boxes with sharpie, it wipes off with wd40 if you need to change it.

 

[Sport45]

Ziplok bags when I was doing load development. For the past few years I just reload and shoot. I dump loaded pistol ammo into old joint compound buckets and scoop out what I want to take to the range into old peanut butter jars or something similar.

I'm a little neater with my rifle ammo, keeping it loose in the small cardboard boxes that my handgun bullets came in.