I was watching a Johnny's Reloading Bench video on YouTube the other day and, about halfway through, he dumped over his ammo box, losing track of which load was which.
I'm fairly new to reloading and certainly new to loading bottleneck cartridges. I'm looking for ideas on how to keep track of your loads while developing loads. The only thing I've come up with is marking them with permanent marker, either different marks, or different colors, but I'm not certain how well that survives firing. I'd really like some way to survive an accident like Johnny's, because I can see myself doing the same thing.
This may have already been discussed, but I don't really know how to do a search for the topic.
I'm fairly new to reloading and certainly new to loading bottleneck cartridges. I'm looking for ideas on how to keep track of your loads while developing loads. The only thing I've come up with is marking them with permanent marker, either different marks, or different colors, but I'm not certain how well that survives firing. I'd really like some way to survive an accident like Johnny's, because I can see myself doing the same thing.
This may have already been discussed, but I don't really know how to do a search for the topic.