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Ammo count by caliber
Know what you actually have, by caliber and load, so you can restock before a class or a long range day. It counts rounds only, with no prices.
- Count sealed boxes × rounds per box, then add loose rounds. It's faster and you'll make fewer mistakes.
- Copy the lot number from the box flap, so you can trace a bad batch, or keep your DOPE tied to one lot.
- Set Min as your restock point and Target as where you want to be. Mark anything under Min.
- Log every range day, class and delivery on the running tally. Do a full recount every few months and note it.
- Keep carry ammo as its own line and rotate it. Shoot the old rounds in practice and load fresh ones.
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Ammo count by caliber
Kept by
Last full count
Storage notes
On hand by caliber and load rounds only, no prices
| Caliber | Load (bullet weight, type) | Use | Lot # | Rds / box | On hand | Min | Target | Status | Storage location | Last counted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
How to use: count sealed boxes × rounds per box, then add loose rounds. Copy the lot number from the box flap so you can trace accuracy or a bad batch. Min is your restock point; Target is where you want to be. Before a class, check its round-count list against On hand. Log every range day on page 2.
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Ammo count by caliber
Running tally one line per load per event; the balance is for that load only
| Date | Caliber | Load · lot | In + | Out − | Balance (this load) | Reason (range day, class, received, recount) | Init. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|