
Handload: Reloading Log & Data
Load development & inventory
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What's New in Handload
1.16.0
September 8, 2026
Seating-depth tests keep their target photos Every rung measured from a photograph now keeps that photograph — with or without an aim point — and it travels with your backups. Retyping a depth no longer carries another target's marks along with it. Ladders and OCW are more honest • A rung your chronograph missed keeps its target and still counts as evidence. • "POI stable" now means the whole window held, not just each step from the last. • A straight-line ladder says "Flattest", not "Node" — a node has to stand out from the trend. • Charge estimates never round up past the heaviest charge you fired. Importing and pasting velocities • CSV files with grouped numbers ("2,800.5"), quoted notes, or both fps and m/s columns import correctly. Damaged cells such as "28O0" are rejected instead of becoming 280 fps. • Pasting decimal velocities separated by commas no longer loses the string. Fixes • Saving a seating test in metric no longer loses its marks and photos. • Editing a session keeps the name of a rifle or load you have since deleted. • A load's cost is no longer overwritten by a partial figure after a component leaves the inventory. • Break-even rounds up: 270.3 rounds is 271, not 270. • Weather asks where you are now, not where you were this morning. • An interrupted upgrade or restore can no longer leave the logbook half-done. • PDF reports label their units. Languages • 218 corrections across German, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Finnish, Czech and Polish — reloading terminology, safety-critical units (French now says "grains"), and consistent register. • French no longer shows "1" for a count of zero.
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