[dos gris]

There is an excellent little application for the iPhone that does External Ballistic Calculations. Not advocating using it as a field calculator, but more of a familiarization tool. The author has recently added factory loads for most calibers, but there are only a few for 6.8 SPC.

I wonder if SSA would be interested in sending some data to get their products into the program?

http://www.zdziarski.com/projects/ballistic/

 

[paulosantos]

Will it work with the BlackBerry Storm?

 

[Colohunter]

I think there are a couple different types. I downloaded isnipe on my ipod touch, it's relatively simple, but nice to have. Gives me an idea of drop and I can save my loads.

 

[dos gris]

No, it's an iPhone Application.

I have iSnipe also, but Ballistic is better, provides graphic output also for comparison between loads and environmental factors. The author is updating it regularly.

You can select popular bullets, of which there is comprehensive coverage, even some I had not heard of, and provide the Muzzle velocity, sight height, lethal zone, etc and compute for your handloads or chrony data with factory fodder.

For those who don't have access to a chrony, or don't reload, just a few factory loads for the 6.8 mm are included- Hornady 110 grain and Remington 115 grain commerical loads.

Since SSA uses bullets with known BC's, all we would need is for them to provide muzzle velocities. The user can input these and save as a favorite, but it seems like it would be good marketing to get your products listed in the factory loads.

The application is very handy, far quicker to access than loading an online program or the Sierra External Ballistics CD. Nice to have it at the range, rather than printing out a sheet, forgetting it at home, wishing that you had used a different zero.

 

[Megalos]

I have iSnipe and it doesn't have any factory 6.8 loads. it's a fun program to play with though.

 

[Colohunter]

I had looked at Ballistic too, ended up going with isnipe. Ballistic did look better, but I don't need that much out of it. And my ipod touch uses the same programs as the iphone.

 

[snakeeater77]

i`ve been playing with ballistic for awhile now.also have KACs bulletflight.both are decent programs.but i prefer ballistic .probally going to up grade to the FTE.running both on an itouch.just need to pick up an otterbox now
looks like the author of ballistic put out another app. called mil-dot.only 1.99$

 

[ron169]

I cant be the only one who takes my laptop with me to the range.

 

[Jamesb74]

I cant be the only one who takes my laptop with me to the range.

Funny you should say that. I am just about ready for my older laptop to start making the trips and am trying to find some good downloads. Any suggestions?

 

[ron169]

point blank ballistics
http://www.huntingnut.com/index.php?nam ... icle&sid=3

I also use on Target, but gonna have to search to find the link

 

[ron169]

For group sizes in MOA etc

http://www.6mmbr.com/ontargetsoftware.html

 

[Jamesb74]

Thanks ron169

 

[Cold]

I use the KAC app and am happy with it, I will look into this one.

 

[snakeeater77]

soon as i pick up a decent pda,i`ll be running the nightforce software.have it on my XP box right now.its not cheap*like 70 bucks*

 

[moose-hunter]

But still no love for the Blackberry..

 

[RugerIte]

Oh yeah. That's the one ron169 posted a while back when I asked if any one knew about any for a comp. I post that link about also. Its a very handy program!