What reloading software?
- Thread starter ReloaderRick
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captainmike
CGN Regular
- Location
- GVA- fraser valley BC
+1 on quickload
love it for many different use
love it for many different use
huntingfamily
CGN Regular
- Location
- In the fields and forests
QuickLoad.
VDD Group Canada
VDD Group Canada
Sierra Infinity
There are a number of extras within the program and as I keep experimenting more is discovered.
Under "Load Bullet" there is information about various rimfire bullets . . . Eley, Lapua, WW, Federal, etc.
When sighted in for 50 yards, you can find the number of minutes to go to 100 and 200 and beyond.
Within the same program, all the major bullet manufacturers are listed, complete with BC information so you enter the environmental conditions and the ballistic components.
There are a number of extras within the program and as I keep experimenting more is discovered.
Under "Load Bullet" there is information about various rimfire bullets . . . Eley, Lapua, WW, Federal, etc.
When sighted in for 50 yards, you can find the number of minutes to go to 100 and 200 and beyond.
Within the same program, all the major bullet manufacturers are listed, complete with BC information so you enter the environmental conditions and the ballistic components.
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Would love to try quick load, can't justify the money though.anything else out there that is decent but not over a hundred bucks?
Or any of you guys who have quick load swearing off shooting and computers and want to sell your copy?
Or any of you guys who have quick load swearing off shooting and computers and want to sell your copy?
Then, try Load-From-A-Disk, but it currently doesn't update, as I heard the owner died some weeks ago and the familly is not interested in keeping it alive... maybe you could find it for free now... not as complete as Quickload, but based on the Powley "computer" with a lot of calibers, bullets and powders in it.
