Hodgdon Reloading Data Site

[OpenSightsOnly]

meh

layout not so friendly for the iphone . . .

old layout was better/faster to use.

[pdq_wizzard]

hated it the first time I seen it, disliked it the second time I checked it out.

the third time I'm liken it :-)

[iMigraine]

They must of just put this site up in the last four days. Because I was on here on Saturday printing out load data. I kinda like this new format.

[Enfield47]

It looks much nicer and easier to read but when you have several loads appear, it's not as convenient as it was in a grid format. Too bad they don't include an option to view the old way too.

I'm looking at it on my iPad so it may be different on a computer but I can't select and copy out any of the data.

[09cs]

I just noticed that today too! I like it

[3RDGEARGRNDRR]

NEW FORMAT SAME DATA,
NO 458 SOCOM, 450 BUSHMASTER, 50 BEOWULF,
MEH

[Aldemar]

it's to specific I like a big run sheet to look @.

Same here...it's almost like looking at a map vs a GPS. The map gives you more data and possible alternatives.

[Whiterabbit]

Much, much worse.

Some of us copy the data into excel to interpolate data. Cannot copy and paste anymore.

[pennstater]

I like it. Just play around with it a bit. Nice up grade.

[ElDub1950]

Much, much worse.

Some of us copy the data into excel to interpolate data. Cannot copy and paste anymore.

^^ +1
this makes the new format suck!

[Dutch3]

One thing I do like about the new format, it could keep my eyes from wandering to a different line, if that makes sense.

When looking at data in a printed manual, I generally use a ruler to keep from looking at incorrect information. Old eyes.

[russt]

its going to take some getting used to but i think i like it

[Jimi Jah]

Dumbass question:

I see they list bullet weights, like 55 grain. There are 3 choices, SPR SP, BAR TSX FB, and SFIRE.

What do these mean? How do they cross to common available bullets?

[ElDub1950]

Much, much worse.

Some of us copy the data into excel to interpolate data. Cannot copy and paste anymore.

Found the solution. After you get the data, select it all and copy. Go to MS word, start a new doc and change format to landscape mode.

Paste the data using the option "Keep Text Only". You'll get good data but will likely have to adjust some tabs to get the columns lined up.

You can then copy the data in Word and paste it in Excel. Still some minor editing but better than retyping the whole thing.

[Whiterabbit]

if you have to edit the data line by line like that there is no benefit.