Quick Tip: Easy-To-Remove Ammo Box Labels

Published on November 10, 2021
Duration: 1:47

This quick tip from Brownells demonstrates an efficient method for handloaders to manage ammunition load data. Instead of using adhesive labels that are difficult to change, the presenter suggests writing directly onto plastic ammo boxes with a marker. When load information needs updating, hand sanitizer is used to easily remove the old markings, allowing for new data to be written. This technique simplifies the process of tracking different loads and avoids the clutter of old labels.

Quick Summary

Handloaders can easily update ammunition load data by writing directly onto plastic ammo boxes with a marker. When changes are needed, a small amount of hand sanitizer can be used to wipe away the old markings, allowing for fresh information to be written, simplifying load tracking and organization.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction and Problem with Labels
  2. 00:35The Marker and Hand Sanitizer Solution
  3. 01:03Benefits of the Marker System
  4. 01:15Recommended Information to Write
  5. 01:28Conclusion and Call for Comments

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the easiest way to remove old load data from ammo boxes?

The easiest way to remove old load data written with a marker on ammo boxes is to use a small amount of hand sanitizer. Apply it to the marked area and wipe away the ink with a cloth or paper towel, leaving the box clean for new information.

Why is writing directly on ammo boxes better than using stickers?

Writing directly on ammo boxes with a marker is better than using stickers because it's much easier to change or update load information. Stickers can be difficult to remove cleanly, whereas marker can be wiped off with hand sanitizer, preventing messy corrections or the need for new labels.

What information should be written on ammo box labels?

When labeling ammo boxes, it's recommended to write the caliber on the outside for quick identification. Inside, include details like the bullet type, powder charge, and the date the ammunition was loaded. This ensures you have all necessary specifications readily available.

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