Gun Safe record keeping software
A few days ago, I downloaded the free Gun Safe software for keeping gun records.
There is no README file, so if anyone has any tips on using Gun Safe, it sure would speed up my learning curve.
DOWNLOAD Gun Safe at:
http://www.somanyroads.org/gunsafe/
There is no README file, so if anyone has any tips on using Gun Safe, it sure would speed up my learning curve.
DOWNLOAD Gun Safe at:
http://www.somanyroads.org/gunsafe/
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I've always found it pretty intuitive. What are you having problems with? Be glad to help where I can.
". . . let me forget about today until tomorrow"0 -
Darkstar posted on the boards here for a while, and is a pretty nice guy. If you have problems, his e-mail address is given on the somanyroads page and you can contact him. Help may not be instant, but I am sure he will offer what ever he can.
My heros have always killed cowboys.0 -
You can always use Microsoft Excel, it's pretty simple, and you don't need tech support![:D] 0 -
With over 47 firearms of various make/model; I use a simpler method to keep track of everything.
It even works when the power goes out.
I write down all info. on each gun on a sheet of tin about 8"X24" that hangs inside the safe. Sure, it's crowded in that 17-gun interior; but I have instant access to ser. no.'s, date/where bought/acquired, price paid, date last cleaned/shot, caliber, barrel length, accessories and scope size.
I used a ballpoint to write down the gun & serial no., and chalk for the items that change. Since a fire won't hurt anything in there (much less catch a virus or be downloaded by anyone); I think that they'll have to cart off the whole house before they thwart my system.
If you know it all; you must have been listening.WEAR EAR PROTECTION!0
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