So who numbers their ammo?

[NZ_Fclass]

Reloading by the numbers?

 

[Ranger007]

+1

 

[KMart]

Reloading by the numbers?

OCD?

 

[joshb]

I tried putting numbers on my bullets but I still couldn’t find them.

 

[358WCF]

Only when doing testing. In Sharpie. On the side of the case. Large enough to see clearly without readers. Usually powder charge or length change from touch.

One time I spilled an umarked box of different powder charges. The neat rows all disappeared. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.

Loose pockets, if still usable, get a darkened base for future reference. Unexplained flyers may go back in the box upside down. Some days they might all be upside down though.

 

[drop_point]

Only when doing testing. In Sharpie. On the side of the case. Large enough to see clearly without readers. Usually powder charge or length change from touch.

One time I spilled an umarked box of different powder charges. The neat rows all disappeared. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.

Loose pockets, if still usable, get a darkened base for future reference. Unexplained flyers may go back in the box upside down. Some days they might all be upside down though.

I do this too. Length, powder charge, and loose primers.

 

[LCazador]

Only for guys that never clean their brass but then I come from a class of folks that indexed their brass. LOL!!

 

[Ccrider]

Have yet to find any marker that will stay in the bottom.

 

[drop_point]

Have yet to find any marker that will stay in the bottom.

Sharpie will if the brass is clean and dry. If it doesn't, you can always put it inside the rim.

 

[David Milisock]

Reloading by the numbers?

Only when working loads.

 

[PopCharlie]

I write powder charge or CBTO on the case when I'm testing. I dont number rounds, instead, I do this:
I use a K&M arbor press with the force pak to seat bullets. I record the load data in a log book. I also record the seating force and CBTO of each completed round. I keep them in the same order as they go in the box. Once I fire a round, it goes back in the same spot in the box. If its a flier or out of the group, it goes back in inverted unless I know I caused it. I can then refer back to the seating force log to try and see what caused the flier, if it wasn't me. Most of the time, I am the cause.

PopCharlie

 

[whatsupdoc]

What is the point ???

 

[NZ_Fclass]

I actually name mine. Susie, Jacinda and Beverly shot X's yesterday at 700. The rest are on the naughty step.

 

[Dave M.]

Reloading by the numbers?

Lol. I’m so OCD that I have a different system that I don’t want to share but I’ve been doing it for years. So to see you number Bullets doesn’t seem odd to me at all.

 

[Homerange]

I actually name mine. Susie, Jacinda and Beverly shot X's yesterday at 700. The rest are on the naughty step.

Please don't bring words as low as this person here (our NZ PM) that banished whole classes of firearms from public ownership.

 

[snert]

I actually name mine. Susie, Jacinda and Beverly shot X's yesterday at 700. The rest are on the naughty step.

Tiffany always shoots BAD

 

[joshb]

You knew Tiffany too?

 

[NZ_Fclass]

Please don't bring words as low as this person here (our NZ PM) that banished whole classes of firearms from public ownership.

Well I figured that she could bull$$$$ her way in. Sorry to mention her name in polite converstaion.

 

[Retired Grunt]

I don't number them, but I do use a Dry Erase Sharpie on Dry Erase tape inside the lid of an MTM box for load tests. or for Sighter's for a Match

 

[cptjack]

What is the point ???

point being as mentioned i knocked over my box and didn't know what was what ,had to pull down all loads. now I mark them by weight