Mobile Ballistics program?

[hoz53]

I use Ballistic AE and think it is easy to use and works great when you “do your part” (give it good data). I also have a Bluetooth Kestrel with Applied Ballistics so I’m not using Ballistic AE too much these days.

Ballistic ae seems popular. Thanks for that info. I’ll prob try it

 

[hoz53]

http://www.shooterscalculator.com/
This one is free and seems to do okay.

Free is good - thanks

 

[hoz53]

I use Strelok Pro and Shooter. I like both of them.

Many people seem to like them- thanks for the testimonial

 

[hoz53]

Strelok Pro and Applied Ballistics thus far are the 2 front runners. I used both and for off the shelf products they are fine.

Lotta people seem to like them. I imagine I’ll try them thanks

 

[338 dude]

One of the main things I like about Shooter is you can run multiple BC’s I have used Applied Ballistics, also it is more expensive and you cannot use multiple BC’s you have to purchase a custom curve for more money and at least for me it’s very good but I can’t get it to line up completely at all distances

 

[std7mag]

You could download the free version of Strelok & play with it.
Enough features that you'll probably end up paying for the Pro after a while.
But at least you could get a feel for it.

Due to most of my shooting being hunting, i use different bullets for different game.
Example my 250 Savage.
I have 75gr Sierra Varmint, 90gr Sierra BlitzKings, 100gr Ballistic Tip, 115gr Ballistic Tip, 115gr Berger VLD-H, 120gr Sierra HPBT GameKings loaded.
Strelok allows me to enter different scope settings for the zero of each type of bullet.
Hence if i'm zeroed for the 90gr BlitzKing, and i want to shoot the 120gr GameKing it will tell me how many clicks to go up to zero the rifle for that cartridge.

I probably didn't explain that very well.

 

[Kramerica]

There’s a couple really simple formulas over on snipers hide that calculate your drops and wind without the need for a calculator. Search voodoo math and MPH Gun.

 

[Mark W]

Another StrelokPro user here.

 

[hogpatrol]

Another that I tried was Ballistic Arc. For me, using it was painful. Had a lot of limited use features. Different strokes but I deleted it.
Berger has one on their website that works fairly well with the company's bullets.

 

[hoz53]

One of the main things I like about Shooter is you can run multiple BC’s I have used Applied Ballistics, also it is more expensive and View attachment 1220171 you cannot use multiple BC’s you have to purchase a custom curve for more money and at least for me it’s very good but I can’t get it to line up completely at all distances

Thanks 338 - that bit of info helps

 

[hoz53]

You could download the free version of Strelok & play with it.
Enough features that you'll probably end up paying for the Pro after a while.
But at least you could get a feel for it.

Due to most of my shooting being hunting, i use different bullets for different game.
Example my 250 Savage.
I have 75gr Sierra Varmint, 90gr Sierra BlitzKings, 100gr Ballistic Tip, 115gr Ballistic Tip, 115gr Berger VLD-H, 120gr Sierra HPBT GameKings loaded.
Strelok allows me to enter different scope settings for the zero of each type of bullet.
Hence if i'm zeroed for the 90gr BlitzKing, and i want to shoot the 120gr GameKing it will tell me how many clicks to go up to zero the rifle for that cartridge.

I probably didn't explain that very well.

I will probably do that thanks

 

[hoz53]

There’s a couple really simple formulas over on snipers hide that calculate your drops and wind without the need for a calculator. Search voodoo math and MPH Gun.

Ok thanks

 

[hoz53]

Another StrelokPro user here.

Ill have to checkout strelock thanks

 

[hoz53]

Another that I tried was Ballistic Arc. For me, using it was painful. Had a lot of limited use features. Different strokes but I deleted it.
Berger has one on their website that works fairly well with the company's bullets.

Thanks again Dale