Entering Reloads on FAC

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Re: Entering Reloads on FAC

#11 Post by shotgun sam »

John25 wrote:It isn't a requirement (yet) but I do record some of my loads, whilst most FEO are familiar with the processes, I just don't want some 'newbie' who isn't a shooter, creating waves and delaying me.

Also, heaven forbid that you have an accident and you have kit in the boot, some 'ordinary' Bobby beside the road might not understand.

I keep a log too, (exel spreadsheet) of how many I make, when and where I shoot them, and what the current stock is. The entries in the log are kept up to date, mainly for my own benefit as I have ammunition stored in two seperate places, the entries on the FAC are not so regularly updated.

My spreadsheet also includes, since retirement, miles travelled, travel/accommodation, entry fees and component costs.

Hence I know that my shooting cost me almost eight quid a bang last year - frightening, I think I'll stop doing it.
John,
Can you post a copy of your spreadsheet (ommiting your details)

Thanks

Sam
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Re: Entering Reloads on FAC

#12 Post by John25 »

shotgun sam wrote:
John25 wrote:It isn't a requirement (yet) but I do record some of my loads, whilst most FEO are familiar with the processes, I just don't want some 'newbie' who isn't a shooter, creating waves and delaying me.

Also, heaven forbid that you have an accident and you have kit in the boot, some 'ordinary' Bobby beside the road might not understand.

I keep a log too, (exel spreadsheet) of how many I make, when and where I shoot them, and what the current stock is. The entries in the log are kept up to date, mainly for my own benefit as I have ammunition stored in two seperate places, the entries on the FAC are not so regularly updated.

My spreadsheet also includes, since retirement, miles travelled, travel/accommodation, entry fees and component costs.

Hence I know that my shooting cost me almost eight quid a bang last year - frightening, I think I'll stop doing it.
John,
Can you post a copy of your spreadsheet (ommiting your details)

Thanks

Sam

Sam.

PM your email address and I'll send you a copy.

Pretty basic really, you can amend to suit your own preferences.
David-mauser

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#13 Post by David-mauser »

John25 wrote:
shotgun sam wrote:
John,
Can you post a copy of your spreadsheet (ommiting your details)

Thanks

Sam

Sam.

PM your email address and I'll send you a copy.

Pretty basic really, you can amend to suit your own preferences.
Hi John, can I PM you my email address too please? :good:
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#14 Post by John25 »

All Welcome,

It really is a simple spreadsheet 'though.

On my notebook PC in the loft where the current reloading set-up is.

Off out tonight so it will be tomorrow I'm afraid..
Primer

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#15 Post by Primer »

phaedra1106 wrote:
Still won't increase my 22rf to hold 1000 though so have to buy in 500s and pay a bit more!.
How bizzarre, i got 2500 hold and 2000 purchase for .22 rimfire.

Do you guys record (in your logs) any rounds purchased at your clubs as i purchase most of mine through my club at the moment and keep the ammo there, so since October (when i got my FAC) i only have 700 rounds of .22rf as shown as purchased on my FAC but i purchase probably 1,000+ rounds a month from the club and i think i have receipts for my purchases from the club i could put together for renewals etc. I would buy more outside the club but my nearest gunshop (The Sportman Guncentre at southern counties shooting ground, Dorchester) is pretty expensive and also only stock hunting guns and ammo, i've heard the staff slagging off anything to do with Black guns and target shooting in the past to customers that have asked about black guns.
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#16 Post by kennyc »

I keep a notebook in my reloading kit for my own use,if the FEO wants a look then he's welcome, but I am not volunteering it.
saddler

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#17 Post by saddler »

Primer wrote:
phaedra1106 wrote:
Still won't increase my 22rf to hold 1000 though so have to buy in 500s and pay a bit more!.
How bizzarre, i got 2500 hold and 2000 purchase for .22 rimfire.

Do you guys record (in your logs) any rounds purchased at your clubs as i purchase most of mine through my club at the moment and keep the ammo there, so since October (when i got my FAC) i only have 700 rounds of .22rf as shown as purchased on my FAC but i purchase probably 1,000+ rounds a month from the club and i think i have receipts for my purchases from the club i could put together for renewals etc. I would buy more outside the club but my nearest gunshop (The Sportman Guncentre at southern counties shooting ground, Dorchester) is pretty expensive and also only stock hunting guns and ammo, i've heard the staff slagging off anything to do with Black guns and target shooting in the past to customers that have asked about black guns.
They don't know that much about non-black guns at times either

Had a Browning AUTO-5 from them that had a label attached calling it a B-80 = a different gun altogether by a very wide margin
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#18 Post by Sim G »

What? The same Sportsmans Gun Centre that used to be above a Chinese in Paignton? They've got a little bit too big for their boots, haven't they.....?
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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#19 Post by Alpha1 »

Is not that the way it works new business glad of any sales.
Established business can not be bothered with any order under £100 not worth the effort.
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#20 Post by Watcher »

I wonder if, as an alternative to keeping records as discussed above, it would be simpler to keep receipts for reloading components like bullets, primers etc. In this way if there was any problem with the Police it would be possible to demonstrate that ammunition is made not bought. Indeed it might be prefereable as it demonstrates corroboration from the seller of these items. Hopefully things never come to that but one never knows....
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