Smartphone ballistic apps

Birdhunter1

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So I'm gonna join the craze and get a smartphone next spring. My wife has been trying to lure me over to that side, a buddy of mine who is a super-techy has showed me all sorts of cool stuff it can do (I mean heck his phone is a better camera than my actual camera).

Anyway what is regarded as the cats nuts for ballistic apps?

Online I really like the Best of The West True BC calculator, and I printed all that info out so I have it hard copy for 2 rifles. But in the field as conditions change I'd like to have it in hand. I figure if I'm gonna carry a mini-super computer I night as well see what I can actually do with it.

Also is there an app that will automatically take temp/humidity/elev into account on its own so I don't have to enter it?

Or am I asking too dang much from a phone?
 
Balistic AE for iPhone is what I have and it has everything I think anyone would need. Think I give $19.99 4 or 5 years ago for it, may be more now I don't know. It has target speed and wind speed along with tons of other stuff.


Nathan
 
I would go with Shooter. In the last update for Ballistic AE screwed it all up for me. It now only gives whole numbers in moa. My rifle shoots 5.5 moa for 500 yards now ballistic just says 5 until i reach a distance to go up one whole moa. Which is ok for 500 yards but at 1000 or farther you really need the tenths in my opinion. For mils it is the same, it will set o mil to 500, then 1 mil from 500 to 900 yards. I dont know maybe the update screwed up some of my settings. Anyway I bought Shooter and I like it more anyway.
 
I have shooter on my iphone. I typed in shooter and scrolled through till I found it. I really like the app. $10
 
Yup shooter........ Great app. Or if ya want to step it up from there get
Brian Litz's applied ballistics. Same as shooter function wise but more features. Price is 30.00
 
I have used a ballistic FTE for a few years because I personally thought the software was easier, and had a more logical approach and format. As someone else stated, the last few updates were screwy, so I have switched to Shooter. These apps both use the same ballistic ouput as the BOTW and Gunwerks site programs which all use JBM algorithms.
 
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