record book

[Harpman]

any of you hounds familiar with this record book ?http://www.creedmoorsports.com/store/product.php?productid=16219&cat=263&page=1
wondering if it has a layout that will be good for keeping track of shots fired at 2-3 600 yard midrange BPCR matches we have...thinking to assist in load developement as well as historical record for me and my little BPCR hobby, mark on the targets every shot in a match, put in what load data for that shoot...etc..this way when I get old and decreped I can look back at my book, and go, oh yea , I remember that shot...:)

[Harpman]

Due to such high overwhelming positive response from my question, I got the book, It will work perfect for BPCR paper matches, with the information you can log, this could be a wealth of informative info on skills, loads etc.

[Phil]

When I was shooting NRA High Power matches (31 years of it) I kept score books with great fervor. Now that I no longer shoot competetively I still keep books with all load data, chronograph data, weather conditions, group size and score, and additional notes as required. Sorta gets to be a habit I guess. But sometimes the ability to go back and retrieve a load or whatever proves invaluable. Heck, I even have a small pocket size book that I use when woodchuck hunting. Obsessive perhaps but a habit nonetheless. (:>)

Cheers,

Phil

[John Boy]

Harpman, sorry I didn't see your post. Here's the same for free ... http://www.longrangebpcr.com/FiringLineForms.htm

[powderhombre]

another book new out is Black Powder cartridge reload target recorder. see details at: www.powderhombre.com it has more details than the others, my opinion. Al