Looking for a reloading app

[ghost stalker]

Hi folks. I was wondering if anyone knows of a good reloading app for iOS.

 

[AHiltz]

For keeping track of results, or for min/max load info?

 

[Rookie{OMC}]

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[Shooter ----/]

I've used "Handload" in the past. I'm going to have to start using it again to figure out costs with new pricing coming out this year.

 

[Cleftwynd]

RCBS has one for keeping track of components and costs I believe.

 

[fdc]

I make up my own in MS Excel, super easy and you can track/store the information that is important to you.

 

[ghost stalker]

Was thinking more abound load data. I currently only have the Speer reloading manual 14th and have had to cross reference with other sources to find info on powders not listed in my book for certain cals.

 

[dan belisle]

There are numerous e copies of reloading manuals online. - dan

 

[BCRider]

Was thinking more abound load data. I currently only have the Speer reloading manual 14th and have had to cross reference with other sources to find info on powders not listed in my book for certain cals.

http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/

It's not an app but if you can get online it's like a full on reloading manual at your fingertips.

If you can't get online then Hodgdon also has a PDF version of their printed manual you can download and save. Just not as easy to flip through as the online version link above.

Alliant has a PDF downloadable copy of their manual as well.

 

[silverfoxdj]

If you want a full Reloader program that does just about everything this is it but it's for a PC not a phone: