APP for comparing many loads at once? Thinking weight+speed+BC= Drop.

[Jluck]

I'm looking for advice or info on a APP or program to input a few (or many) different load scenarios to find the sweet spot for bullet weight Vs. speed Vs.BC to inches or MOA dropped at a given distance. I have the Strelok APP now that I use but you have to input each recipe and remember or jot down each load. I'd like to have a chart with many different loads displayed on once.

For conversations sake, I'm currently shooting a basic 7mm Rem and am limited by powder capacity so I'm wanting to explore lighter faster bullet combos to see relative minutes dropped.

 

[Pdvdh]

ColdBore 1.0 by Patagonia Ballistics allows for 6 loads/tracks to be compared at a time. This is not a Free app. Costs about $150 for both the Desktop and Mobile versions. $85 for Desktop only. You'd want Desktop for what you're interested in doing.

From their website:
"ColdBore© Desktop edition six independent tracks let you see all the results at the same time either in tabular format ( as numerical values ) or as graphical plots."

Patagonia Ballistics - Features and Integration

Their may be other programs or apps that do this at a lesser cost. ColdBore 1.0 is the only one I've used extensively.

 

[kcebcj]

I run QuickLoad and what I have done but not a lot is work up the load then take a screen shot with the windows snipping tool. Once you have done 3-4 or more just bring all up on screen side by side and compare. You can have QuickLoad or whatever running on the side so if you want to change a particular load its simple and quick.

Anyway works for me when I want to compare loads like for 2-3 different bullets.

 

[barnesuser28]

If I understand your question right, the shooter app should do what you want.

 

[jmitchell135]

Ballistic ae does that too.

 

[Jay Kyle]

I run QuickLoad and what I have done but not a lot is work up the load then take a screen shot with the windows snipping tool. Once you have done 3-4 or more just bring all up on screen side by side and compare. You can have QuickLoad or whatever running on the side so if you want to change a particular load its simple and quick.

Anyway works for me when I want to compare loads like for 2-3 different bullets.

In Quicktarget (the companion program with Quickload) you can set up several "reference" loads and graph them simultaneously over top of each other for more precise comparisons.

Jay