Record Keeping!!

[jlow]

I just use the jump drive since the files are really small when compared to the capacity of the drives nowadays. The one I have been using is just a small 3 Gb drive and it's got all my files from the last 5 years and it is hardly 1/3 full... I have another that is 32 Gb for other use and you can imagine how long it takes to fill that puppy up...

My HDs are all backed up with external drives on top of this so unless the house burns down, it's hard to loose everything.

 

[jcampbellsmith]

I'm backing up to a jump drive as I type, but jump drives do break, so don't rely only on one jump drive. Regards JCS

 

[jlow]

I think if you read the above, you will see that the jump drive is back up to a PC and the PC is backed up to an external drive.... :

 

[Joe R]

Belton45 said:

I'm probably the worlds worst at record keeping. Just curious what everyone uses to keep proper records on their reloading. I really need to do a better job at it. For people that do keep records do you keep the records for each gun, for instance a notebook for each gun?

I combine all my data (target, chrono, etc..) in Word files so I can see all the info at a glance. Here's a sample.