Reloading data tracker

[Bishop]

I've had an idea rolling around in my head for a while, to set up an online data tracker for shooters. Initially, I thought it would primarily be for reloaders tracking data on the loads they used, and how they performed, but I guess there are more things that it can track.

I'd be interested to know if you guys would be interested in such a service, what data you would want tracked, graphs you might be interested in, and what calculations you would want figured automatically.

I'm just trying to get a general idea of what you guys track when trying different loads, and what data is important to you.

Thanks in advance!

[ocabj]

http://www.loaddata.com

http://www.reloadbench.com

[Bishop]

I wanted to do this as a project (for fun) and wondered if anyone would be interested in the service. Obviously they are

I guess I'll go to plan B, tracking data and locations for fishermen

Thanks!

[ocabj]

I was thinking about doing this a few years ago, too, but with more features (i.e. on the fly ballistic tables), but for all the work involved, I'd want to get money out of it.

[TonyM]

I was thinking about doing this a few years ago, too, but with more features (i.e. on the fly ballistic tables), but for all the work involved, I'd want to get money out of it.

+1

I wrote a basic app a couple years back that I was going to expand on, but with the time work demands, the time the wife demands, and everything else, I didn't have anywhere near enough time, and other apps out there are pretty okay.

[Corbin Dallas]

https://www.handloads.com

[scrat]

ok none of these impress me.

This is the best site.

http://www.reloadammo.com/reload.htm

[mike100]

I d-loaded a freeware database just for the loads that I had built. It could be improved on, but it is a historical record so I can recall loads later on with the usual ability to 'sort by' search feature.

If I chrono'ed, I list it in the comments. I list by powder and make separate entries for charge weight ranges. You can even sort by primer type and brass if you are that meticulous or shoot benchrest rifle.