Info needed for Log book
I want to find a professional type firearms log book. I need to list all my collection with my will, for my wife. My friend will handle the sales, but I want her to know value and all the accessories that go with each gun. I don't want to just write it in a loose-leaf notebook. Where can I purchase such a firearm log book??? I have a lot of reloading stuff and accessories that go with each gun. Thanks. Oakie
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Do a google search. May types to be had. Pick one that fills your bill the best.
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These are the books I use and have used for years.
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I would recommend creating your own Log Book exactly the way you want it using Microsoft Excel; that's what I did. Easy to update and maintain and you can print out a new copy anytime it is needed. In addition to a paper copy you can store the Excel file on a CD or on a flash drive to keep with your will.
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Ricci.Wright: 30630973189403/comments/30630963798427
These are the books I use and have used for years.
That is what I was looking at, but wasn't sure what the pages looked like. They only showed the cover and a very short description. Thanks Ricci.
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We have to store records for at least twenty years or until the store is closed and they are handled almost daily so the books have to be sturdy.
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Here is the link for LF log book.
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Brownell's has nice log books also
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Old-Colts: 30630973189403/comments/30630955653019
I would recommend creating your on Log Book exactly the way you want it using Microsoft Excel; that's what I did. Easy to update and maintain and you can print out a new copy anytime it is needed. In addition to a paper copy you can store the Excel file on a CD or on a flash drive to keep with your will.
I am currently doing the same in EXCEL
It has been a long while since i did this in a paper logbook
It is fun rediscovering things that have been buried deep in the back of one of the safes
And !!! I am learning Excel to a whole new level. What a cool and flexible program
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Brownell's would be a likely source.
ATF too.
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If you don't want to pay for excel, use Open Office, it's free.
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I've got them ready to go out.....went by the post office today and somehow forgot the LF post office is closed for 1.5 hours for lunch. I think that is a total joke. I'll get this mailed out tomorrow.
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