That's a good thing. On a serious note. Buy a big pack of targets you like. Shoot at least 3-shot groups (5 is better). Record the date, range, bullet, powder, andprimer on each target right after you shoot, and keep the target in a file folder or large envelope marked to identify the gun.

There's nothing more usefulthan being able to compare targets after several range sessions. There's nothing worse than trying to remember if you tried a certainload before, and/or how it shot.