My BPCR shooting totals

[TexasMac]

I keep a spreadsheet of all my BPCR reloading so it was easy to totaled up everything since I started silhouette shooting in late 2012.

It’s been 11,000 rounds down range (10, 974 to be exact) to date between the Browning 45-70 (602), Browning .40-65 (7513) & Sharps .40-65 (2859).

So that’s 11,000 primers, 100lbs of powder & 736lbs of lead alloy. BTW, I’ve never had a split or damaged case and the .40-65 Remington cases have been shot approximately 50 times each since I rotate through 200 cases, but they're annealed after each match.

I know I’m anal but I enjoy keeping track of it all in a spreadsheet, which I can refer back to in order to determine how the ammo was loaded if any questions come up or if one batch shoots significantly better than another.

Wayne

[ian45662]

How does one go about making such a spread sheet? I am terrible at keeping notes but I would really like to get better at it. A more organized way to keep data.

[Distant Thunder]

I think I'll start working on being more organized too, next year right after I get this procrastinating thing under control.

[DAVE ROELLE]

That's downright SCARY Wayne

I'm organized well enought to load for the next match, and that's sometimes a burden of anxiety hoping I don't forget anything

Dave

[TexasMac]

How does one go about making such a spread sheet? I am terrible at keeping notes but I would really like to get better at it. A more organized way to keep data.

You'll must have & learn the basics of one of the computer, web-based or cloud-based spreadsheet software program. There are several available. Some cost & some may be free. I use Microsoft Excel which came with Microsoft Office.

There's also Google Sheets which is a cloud-based program, Calc which comes with LibreOffice, the web-based program called Zoho Sheet & the spreadsheet in OnlyOffice software suite which I believe is cloud-based.

If the above reads like I know what I'm talking about it's only because I just Googled "spreadsheet programs" & the above info popped up.

Wayne