Searches were fruitless. Who else likes ballistic calculators on their phones? I've been using winchester's app but it's not the most precise (only covers their loads). I also downloaded the iStrelock one but can't figure out how to use it for the life of me. Let's hear what y'all use!
Quote from: 509gman on April 03, 2014, 06:19:46 PM
Searches were fruitless. Who else likes ballistic calculators on their phones? I've been using winchester's app but it's not the most precise (only covers their loads). I also downloaded the iStrelock one but can't figure out how to use it for the life of me. Let's hear what y'all use!
Nikon Spot-On, but it's for their scopes.
Shooter. I've tried several, but this is my favorite.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/shooter-ballistics-calculator/id478462401?mt=8
I use iSnipe and love it. Strelok is also a great program. You might as well pick up Mil-dot master as well, it's free I think.
I have Ballistic on my ipad and love it (the app). Countless pre-programmed loads, bullets and even Bryan Litz's data on ballistic coefficients for the best accuracy. It honestly has more features than I have a hope of using at the moment. It goes as far as letting you program in your load and zero at a given atmospheric condition, then telling you what sight adjustments to make for your current distance and atmosphere. Ok, so that goes WAAAAAY past what a Rifleman needs in the field and really lands smack in the middle of long range precision shooting, but it was well worth the price to download.
I prefer "BulletFlight" by KAC... however, I got it in it's beta (free updates) and when it was free.
Easy to understand interface, highly accurate no matter the altitude/humidty, etc... Can even track your own custom loads.
Worth a look.
I haven't tried it yet, but almost all of the long range guys around here use Shooter.
Hi Guys,
What about for those of us that have Android phones? What is a good program for that type?
Thanks in advance!