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<blockquote data-quote="Rez Exelon" data-source="post: 4019033" data-attributes="member: 5800">One thing I did a long time ago was make a label template that has all the brass prep information that prints out on a 2&quot;x4&quot; sticky label that i can slap on whatever bag/box/bin I find to store projects in. It also serves as a checklist --- basically if I don&#039;t fill out section X then it&#039;s not done. That said, one reason I&#039;ve been on brass prep mode recently is because when it got cold last year I left a bunch of stuff half done and unlabeled so I basically started all the way over on stuff to be sure where I left off. That irritated me into decided to process literally alllllll the brass to where it&#039;s ready to load. Still not sure if I&#039;ll prime them or not though. The one thing about the XL650 is that the priming system sucks compared to the 550 and 750 after all. It&#039;s almost easier to do those with a dedicated tool.Edit: to be fair, I also created a label that has field for actually loaded stuff too. Similar format but has different fields to fill out like COAL, primer type etc, whereas the prep label is more T/C/D, trim length, etc</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rez Exelon, post: 4019033, member: 5800"] One thing I did a long time ago was make a label template that has all the brass prep information that prints out on a 2"x4" sticky label that i can slap on whatever bag/box/bin I find to store projects in. It also serves as a checklist --- basically if I don't fill out section X then it's not done. That said, one reason I've been on brass prep mode recently is because when it got cold last year I left a bunch of stuff half done and unlabeled so I basically started all the way over on stuff to be sure where I left off. That irritated me into decided to process literally alllllll the brass to where it's ready to load. Still not sure if I'll prime them or not though. The one thing about the XL650 is that the priming system sucks compared to the 550 and 750 after all. It's almost easier to do those with a dedicated tool. Edit: to be fair, I also created a label that has field for actually loaded stuff too. Similar format but has different fields to fill out like COAL, primer type etc, whereas the prep label is more T/C/D, trim length, etc [/QUOTE]

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