Generic Ammo Box Label for Reloaders

[Capybara]

Just found this on another site, it prints out on Avery 8163 10 up label sheets. Since I just paid some stupid amount for pre-made ones from Midway, I think these are a much better deal.

Ammo Box Labels Generic – (Avery 8163 10 up)

http://ultimatereloader.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Ammo-Box-Labels-Generic-Avery-8163-10-up.pdf

[Seaweed02]

Thanks man.

Hey Capybara that is a really nice label. Thanks for the link to that page.

['ol shooter]

I used to use stick on labels, a complete P.I.T.A. to remove. Now, I just use blue painters tape and use a sharpie. Not as classy, but they come right off.

[Fishslayer]

I used to use stick on labels, a complete P.I.T.A. to remove. Now, I just use blue painters tape and use a sharpie. Not as classy, but they come right off.

WD40 will make short work of just about any stickon label.

[at_liberty]

http://ultimatereloader.com/wp-conte...8163-10-up.pdf

My calcs show a savings of 5 cents per label using Midway's current sale price for Frankford Arsenal and Amazons price on a pack of always pricey Avery labels. I'm in!

[Capybara]

One of the first things I ever heard about reloaders is that we are the cheapest of the cheap! I salute your thrift fellow reloader.

['ol shooter]

WD40 will make short work of just about any stickon label.

That would meet my definition of P.I T.A. One step too many. Like tumbling your brass after it's loaded too make it prettier. No offense intended.

[at_liberty]

That would meet my definition of P.I T.A. One step too many. Like tumbling your brass after it's loaded too make it prettier. No offense intended.

I have yet to find an Avery label with an aggressive adhesive. In fact, the return address labels I had been using on MTM boxes had to be covered with regular Scotch tape, or they would start to curl loose.

I'm with you on MTM's own labels sticking too well, but a brief soak with citrus-based Goo Remover allows the label to come off cleanly using the little plastic scraper or an old credit card.

[Fishslayer]

That would meet my definition of P.I T.A. One step too many. Like tumbling your brass after it's loaded too make it prettier. No offense intended.

Well then just stick the new label over the old one. Problem solved.

[krwada]

I use the Brother Ptouch Label Maker. It comes with software for your Windows PC.

It makes very short work of labels. I make a ton of them and just stick them on the box with the finished rounds.

[gemoose23]

I don't remember where I got this from...

but here is what I just print, cut and place inside each of my boxes, bags or ammo cans. I print the 2nd tab, "Bullet Database Tabs"

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Areecr6uUyRsdEIza1o4Q0hyeDVGV3dEMzNGcEw3WUE&usp=sharing

[krzgoat]

I use a similar Avery label style don't know if it's the same exact one as above. I know it has 10 labels per page. I have a template that I downloaded and put all the stuff I wanted to track on the box. I use the cardboard boxes from Midway for pistol rounds and hunting rounds. I just stick the stickers right over the top of the old one.

[Finish it]

I just ran out of the ones I have been using. These will work great.
Thanks

[ExtremeX]

Very nice thanks!

[Capybara]

I too have a love affair my the Brother P-Touch. The labels do come off pretty easily too and don't usually leave residue. The only thing is cost, stinking P-Touch tape is really expensive, it is the razor and razor blades model.

I use the Brother Ptouch Label Maker. It comes with software for your Windows PC.

It makes very short work of labels. I make a ton of them and just stick them on the box with the finished rounds.