[smallblockfuelie]

This guy from Glock Talk made up a dandy Excel spreadsheet to calculate reloading costs and payback calculations.
1) Calculates reloading costs
2) Calculates payback period on reloading equipment.
3) Generates two sizes of box labels with lots of detail.
4) Provides for miscellaneous weight and length calculations.
5) Calculates energy values


And here's a link to the Glock Talk forum where it was found.

http://www.glocktalk...&threadid=78745

Attached File(s)

•  Reloading.xls (126.89K)
  Number of downloads: 211

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[Adonis]

Heath Thats one nifty lil proggie
It even tells you if you need more powder =)
Thank You

[ShooterJohn]

Yeah, now I can tell I'm spending to much! :P

[smallblockfuelie]

I am with John, I am almost afraid to know!

[Adonis]

After some playing with this thing, the cost isn't so bad for the smaller calibers, however with big game rounds it seems to escelate the cost per round to well above factory ammo.
also note im using preferred components and volume is down for the big game rounds.
but for yotes and prairie chickens, reloading is by far the best way to go.

[predator slayer]

here's an another spreadsheet pretty easy to maintain


also have a crony worksheet, if you use LEE LOADER you can go back input the data the balistic generator.

Attached File(s)

•  reloading_table.xls (28.5K)
  Number of downloads: 110
•  crony_work_sheet.xls (19K)
  Number of downloads: 89

[smallblockfuelie]

Thanks Robb.

[smallblockfuelie]

bump

[cunninmp]

Great spreadsheet.
Thanks
Mike C.

[k9copmike]

cunninmp, on May 13 2008, 09:49 AM, said:

Great spreadsheet.
Thanks
Mike C.

Nice great spreadsheet