New iphone app

[digger11]

Which ballistic app for iPhone is everyone using now?I always use Shooter,,just
wondering if there are a bunch of better ones out now. TIA

 

[stwcattle]

I run AB mobil app as a backup to my Kestrel with AB

 

[Greyfox]

I have used Shooter with good success for ELR with my Terrapin, but mostly load modeling, but I prefer my Ballistic RF's for LR hunting. I switched to AB about a couple of years ago when they had finally worked the bugs out of the iOS version. Out to 1300 yards, ballistic outputs are identical between the two. While I think neither is all that great in this respect, I prefer the screen and user interface of the AB.

 

[TwoMore]

I use I-snipe on my I-Phone some

 

[huntaxhunta]

"Applied Ballistic" is quite efficient.

 

[imyourhuckleberry]

I use istrelok.

 

[Dialing Long Distance]

I've been using Ballistic AE for quite a while. Been very happy with it so far.

 

[JJMoody]

Shooter

 

[H2odoctor]

Istrelok

 

[gpo1956]

I use Ballistic AE also.

 

[Sweetyzfd]

Istrelok. Used both the free and the pro versions they're both pretty good. Usually get 1st round hits at 1k with it

 

[User4302021]

I have Strelok, Applied Ballistics & Hornady 4DOF on my phone. They have all been within .1 mil (.3 MOA) of each other out to 2K yds with every combo I've tried. It really comes down to user interface.

Strelok is the most friendly when posing hypotheticals and running pure numbers with multiple cartridges or bullets. AB gets the nod for field use because the yardage and wind can be more easily changed on the same page.

Hornady 4DOF is also just as accurate, but it has the worst user interface of all the apps I have tried.