I have used JBM Ballistics for years. Its easy to use, has an extensive built-in bullet selection and will display bullet trajectory in 25, 50 or 100 yd (your selection; you can do it in 33 yard increments I suppose) increments out to 1000 yds. After finding JBM, I have never tried any of the others.
Ballistics calculator
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BallisticEdge
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Full disclosure:I'm the developer, so grain of salt — but since you mentioned JBM, you might like BallisticEdge. Similar idea (trajectory tables in 25/50/100 yd steps, big built-in bullet library), plus spin drift/Coriolis and a photo-based target analyzer. It's free on the App Store. Genuinely curious how it compares to JBM for your workflow — happy to hear what's missing.
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GearHead901
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Give Strelok or Applied Ballistics a try.
furface
Active Member
I like my Applied Ballistics program. I have a pair of Vortex Fury with AB binoculars that pairs with a Kestrel nicely.
That said the Streloc if you can figure out how to get the full version is awesome.
That said the Streloc if you can figure out how to get the full version is awesome.
memtb
Well-Known Member
input your data then hit create graph...
ShootersCalculator.com | Ballistic Trajectory Calculator
Calculates the ballistic trajectory of a bullet fired from a rifle, handgun or other firearm. Produces a ballistic trajectory chart and table that shows the drop, velocity, kinetic energy, windage, and trajectory of a bullet.shooterscalculator.com
It's so simple, even a caveman can do it…….me! memtb
Jester896
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I found it in the app store this week. Different Logo
Shooter is not bad
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