Reloading inventory & component tracking
Track brass, primers, powder, and projectiles, define a load as a bill of materials, and 'build' rounds — GearHive draws down each component and counts your finished ammo.
Component stock
Keep accurate counts of brass, primers, powder, and projectiles, with low-stock alerts so you reorder before a range day.
Build a load (bill of materials)
Define a loaded round from its components and per-round quantities, then 'Build 500' — GearHive consumes each component and adds 500 finished rounds.
Won't oversell your stock
If you're short on, say, primers, the build is blocked and tells you exactly what's short — so your counts stay honest.
Scan UPCs to receive
Scan a component's barcode when it arrives, with packaging math (units per pack × packs per case) so a case adds the right count automatically.
Cost per round
Capture unit cost on receipt and on each component, so you know what a finished round actually costs.
Build history
Every build is logged — what you made, how many, when, and the components consumed.
Frequently asked questions
- Can GearHive track reloading components?
- Yes — track brass, primers, powder, projectiles, and any other components as parts with stock levels, cost, and low-stock alerts.
- Can it build loaded rounds from components?
- Yes. Define a load as a bill of materials (the components and per-round quantities), then build a batch — GearHive consumes the components and adds the finished rounds to inventory.
- What happens if I'm short on a component?
- The build is blocked and GearHive shows exactly which component is short and by how much, so your inventory never goes negative by accident.
- Can I scan UPCs when I buy components?
- Yes. Scan the barcode on the Receive screen; with two-level packaging (units per pack × packs per case) a case adds the correct number of units automatically.
- Does it track cost per round?
- Yes — capture component costs and GearHive rolls them up so you can see the cost of each finished round.