Label Maker to Keep Your Reloading Stuff Organized!

[dsm]

Not sure how many use a DYMO label maker, but I find it sure comes in handy in the reloading room for making all kinds of labels! They vary in price and can be picked up pretty cheap from Amazon and other stores. Label refills come in different colors...

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...maker+&rh=n:1064954,k:dymo+label+maker+&ajr=1

 

[dsm]

one more...

 

[MikeOBWan]

I just print out mailing lables with the appropriate info on them. I can get my entire load recipe on the box front..

 

[Belmont148]

Funny you posted this. I was just eyeing my wifes that she had sitting on her desk last night.

 

[45lcshooter]

Yes label makers are very very handy around the reloading bench, trapping shed, and tool box. Easy to grab-and-go with the ammo.

 

[rondog]

Modern labelmakers are wonderful inventions! The Brother P-Touch's are hard to beat. But I also use Avery removable labels for ammo boxes and ammo cans and print them on my PC. Some I make with all the load data, some I make with blank areas so I can write the data. But I'll also use a labelmaker for lots of things as well.

 

[leadchucker]

All my reloaded ammo is stored in factory ammo boxes rescued from the trash cans at the ranges, all appropriately re-labled with my trusty Dymo.

 

[ngnrd]

Labels are good. Depending on what I need a label for, I use either a label maker or Avery labels printed on the computer.

 

[cfullgraf]

i use the Dymo and the Brothers equal to make "permanent" labels around the reloading room and the shop.

For ammunition, I am currently using the Post-It removable ID labels with reloading info printed on them.

 

[Blackrock]

Yep got me a DYMO label maker and use it a;; over my reloading room labeling aeverything in sight.

 

[MI2600]

I use a Dymo. I label the top and end of my ammo boxes so no matter how they're stacked with other calibers each caliber is visible.

 

[Walkalong]

I use a label maker, as well as Avery 6460 easy to remove labels. I also have some peel off labels on a roll that I use for hand written labels.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showpost.php?p=7181523&postcount=12

I also use post it notes.

 

[lightman]

Yup I've been using labels for a long time. Not sure what brand it is, but its neater than my sloppy writing. Post-it notes are another nice invention. I also keep a desktop stapler near my bench, mighty handy to staple a chronograph tape to a target for my records. Lightman

 

[mljdeckard]

And I thought I was so clever for pulling out the dry erase markers and rubbermaid bins.