External Ballistic Software?

[Linefinder]

Does anyone have any recommendations for an external ballistics software program besides Sierra's Infinity program?

The Sierra product is extremely irritating when it comes to changing the environmental paramaters.

I'm interested in a program that will allow changing various environmental factors, such as altitude, temp, etc. One that will generate a MOA adjustment table would be very nice.

Thanks in advance.

Mike

 

[anyrange]

Take a look at Silhouette Ballistics. It should do anything you want.

Exterior Ballistics Program - Silhouette Ballistics

 

[Bobs243Ackley]

I have been using the Neco QuickLoad and have been very pleased with the software! You can take a look at it on Neco's website at www.neconos.com and you can call Ed Dillon at 800-451-3550 if you have any questions that need answered. Several of us, in the office here at Sinclair, have been using it to generate load info., as well as drop information, for long range work.

Cordially,
Bob Blaine

 

[billshamblin]

i like a free program that can be downloaded by googling "pcb 1.8" and downloading it.

it worked well on my windows me operating system but doesnt want to come up on the new windows 2000. it is a little tricky to get started the first time so i may get it gpoing again. i sure hope so because without it i feel lost .

 

[billshamblin]

well, thank goodness i got pcb 1.8 up and running. it was just a matter of getting the zip file open and running it from the dos command prompt. it doesnt like to print through the usb hub though. "print" works with the regular preinter jack.

 

[USAPatriot]

Try this:

http://www.loadammo.com/

 

[GeoffSeymour]

I use Quick Target and Quick load but have recently found the external ballistics on the link to be better as it also gives the amount of clicks for windage and eleveation.
http://www.eskimo.com/~jbm/ballistics/traj_basic/traj_basic.html

 

[MrK.]

I use a free program called "Point Blank". I have found it to be reasonably accurate. Bullet drop is actually very close to what is predicted. You can get it Free at www.HuntingNut.com