Ballistics App

I use Strelok Pro for Android.
It seems to work quite well and has many options for loads, scopes, reticles, etc. and it is updated regularly. Very reasonably priced also.
 
Applied Ballistics

Accurate firing solutions, being able to calibrate your data, custom drag models

Shooter is another good one for a very fair price
 
I have used just about everything, the kestrel 5700 elite with link and applied ballistics is by far the best right now. I use in conjunction with the kestrel ballistics app it let's you back up your guns you have built, and let's you access all of Bryan Litz 780 custom drag curves for free, but it is 1000 dollars. I have also used the kestrel 4500 with the HORUS atrag ballistic solver which for most people shooting to 1000m is more than adequate.( If you can pick one up cheap, do so). However OP is asking about apps, the applied ballistics app (36.99) is nice, but not as intuitive as the kestrel and relies on atmospherics from your phone, does not have the ability to tell you wind speed, and Although you have access to Litz's custom drag curves, you have to pay for each one separately (3.99 each) not a big deal as most people only a few and they are far superior to the G1 and G7 drag models. With this app you can true your MV(cal mv) in transsonic, as well as record MV in different temps ( mv temp table) and last but not least the Drag scale factor ( dsf) allowing you to gather data points into your bullets subsonic trajectory. My next choice is strelok pro ( 16.99) does most of what AB does, trueing, atmospherics from your phone, but is a little more user friendly IMO, you can true your MV or BC into transsonic (cal mv), but there is no DSF, MV temp tables, and you don't have access to the custom drag curves, for the price this is a solid app.
 
kc34 said:
I use Strelok Pro for Android.
It seems to work quite well and has many options for loads, scopes, reticles, etc. and it is updated regularly. Very reasonably priced also.
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I agree. Downloaded the paid version of Strelok Pro and it's awesome. Has pretty much any reticle you can imagine. A lot of long range shooters seem to use it and there's some decent videos and tutorials on how it works/used.

Cheers!
 
Currently running Applied Ballistics on a Kestrel 5700 and it's a great setup, albeit spendy. It is really nice having all your atmospherics and ballistic solver in one, hardened, weatherproof package though. Prior to that, I used a Kestrel 4000 NV for atmospherics and used Ballistic AE on my Iphone. I actually really like that app and was only 10 bucks or so, if I recall? Gave me dope accurate enough to make hits out to 1200 yards (with a .308). The dope from the AB Kestrel and Ballistic AE line up within 0.1 mil so pretty bang on. I just hated relying on my phone and having 2 devices for atmospherics/ballistics.
 
Have been using JBM Ballistics to analyze DOPE and prepare for the next shoot. I like the selection of variables that can be inputted and it has been reliable.

I am looking for an alternative that can be downloaded onto my Android operating system or, if necessary onto a laptop. The reason: The spots I use for shooting are a long, long way outside the mobile networks. Therefore I need the full software on my device. Suggestions?
 
Mad-Dog said:
Have been using JBM Ballistics to analyze DOPE and prepare for the next shoot. I like the selection of variables that can be inputted and it has been reliable.

I am looking for an alternative that can be downloaded onto my Android operating system or, if necessary onto a laptop. The reason: The spots I use for shooting are a long, long way outside the mobile networks. Therefore I need the full software on my device. Suggestions?
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If cost is a concern I suggest you try Strelok Pro for Android. It works really well, isn't expensive and doesn't need a connection to use in the field. You can go wrong with it IMHO.
 
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