Round count logs

[kerplode]

Lol... Round count logs. We don't need no stinking round count logs.

I don't bother with this either...I did try for a while, but it mostly seemed like a waste of time so I gave up.

[markm]

I don't bother with this either...I did try for a while, but it mostly seemed like a waste of time so I gave up.

Same here. Life is too short. It's an individual thing though. We're way too disorganized for this type of thing.

[26 Inf]

Lol... Round count logs. We don't need no stinking round count logs.

How else can you post you fired 86,549 rounds to vet a magpul magazine for your carry gun?

[Glock9mm1990]

I just keep mine in my note section on my phone.

[1168]

How else can you post you fired 86,549 rounds to vet a magpul magazine for your carry gun?

From the one mag. Without cleaning. One coat of seal lube at initiation of the test. All rounds are singles from low ready.

I totally did that last month alone. This month I’m testing my second PMag.

[markm]

How else can you post you fired 86,549 rounds to vet a magpul magazine for your carry gun?

[RustyIron]

How do you guys log round counts?

I'm a shooter, not a bean counter.

[26 Inf]

From the one mag. Without cleaning. One coat of seal lube at initiation of the test. All rounds are singles from low ready.

I totally did that last month alone. This month I’m testing my second PMag.

If you are going to operate operationally you need to re-vet the mag after you clean the pistol.

[usmcvet]

Lol... Round count logs. We don't need no stinking round count logs.

Words of wisdom. I don’t care. But it’s cool if you guys do.


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[slimedog]

Winter is for planning, inventory, record keeping, maintenance and reloading...

I use Excel to manage my entire life (budget, investments, diet/exercise, birthdays/holidays, fantasy football, car maintenance, firearms, etc.). Knowing things like how many rounds the G17 has on the current recoil spring or how ASC 20 round mags didn't lock the bolt back on one of my ARs in 2011 gives me peace of mind.

As a 50 something engineer, Excel is really the only tool I still know how to use effectively - so I use it with extreme prejudice.

-SlimeDog