Does reloading data exist in spreadsheet form?

[Guy48065]

Is the data available as a downloadable file? So far I haven't even seen online reloading data with the ability to format it to send to a printer.

I got this notion after buying a Frankford Intellidropper that promised their app was preloaded with reloading data.
That's an awesome idea. There's an app for EVERYTHING.
The problem is their app has no load data--just specs for individual components to help YOU create a load.

 

[AJC1]

Is the data available as a downloadable file? So far I haven't even seen online reloading data with the ability to format it to send to a printer.

I got this notion after buying a Frankford Intellidropper that promised their app was preloaded with reloading data.
That's an awesome idea. There's an app for EVERYTHING.
The problem is their app has no load data--just specs for individual components to help YOU create a load.

Sounds like your talking about the program quickload... some people really like it. Never used it myself

 

[lordpaxman]

There are various forms of published reloading data include hard copy and online. I’ve never found a published soft copy available in a spreadsheet or CSV format. I end up typing the data into my spreadsheet as a separate row and it’s denoted as load data. Subsequent load work ups and test results are the next rows. Good luck.

 

[bullseye308]

Nothing I’ve seen anywhere, that is unfortunately something you would have to do on your own and add to it. It would be great if one was available though.

 

[Lennyjoe]

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The problem is their app has no load data--just specs for individual components to help YOU create a load.

That's exactly why they created the app. So you can put in your favorite loads and when you get to reloading, you can select from your library and start dumping. I realized that when I picked it up but I do like that feature.

 

[rdnktrkr]

When I started loading 6.5 Grendel I found my manuals didn't have it listed, I went to the powder and bullet manufacturers and printed out each page then I put them in clear plastic folders and store it with the brass.

 

[HowieG]

When I started loading 6.5 Grendel I found my manuals didn't have it listed, I went to the powder and bullet manufacturers and printed out each page then I put them in clear plastic folders and store it with the brass.

Ditto. I keep mine in a binder.

 

[wombat13]

Barnes' website is currently down, but their data is pretty convenient if their website comes back. Load data for each chambering is a separate pdf file. When/if their site comes back, I am going to download the file for every chambering I currently load and every one that I think I might someday load.