Keeping track of your favorite loads

[Mike K]

After you have worked up a load, how do you save/record it for later use? I plan on using Excel (like Google Docs) to save all of my load data for easy reference. Just wondering if there is a better way and/or if anybody happens to have a nicely formatted Excel spreadsheet that they wouldn’t mind sharing.

[dee]

I'm old school I guess as I use a three ring binder to keep load data in. I also use this to keep track of round count through various firearms (besides most pistol stuff) and date stuff was loaded.

[Mike K]

I did some playing around today at work and made this. This is just the sheet for 9mm. It is easy to duplicate the sheet and make one for every caliber. I don't have any actual reloading data to fill it with yet.

[dee]

That looks pretty good. I have mine sorted by caliber then broke down into which rifle the ammo goes with. Pistol is just loaded to Saami specs. I have several rifles between me and my dad that are chambered the same but with different OAL so I use a separate page just for an extra measure. I might try and do the spread sheet thing later on though, it looks pretty good but I will like just print the sheet blank and hand fill the rest.

[Sleeper]

I have a notebook with a page or two dedicated to each rifle.

[slowyellow]

I have a notebook with a page or two dedicated to each rifle.

This^^^

[YALE]

Log. Book.

[dee]

This is how mine are done in the binder, then separated by dividers in varying calibers.

I also put a small sheet of paper like this in the ammo carrier's for an extra measure.

[AnthonyS]

Old school hardbound log book like we had in the military. Each caliber gets it's own 10 pages or so.