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Study the storefront ↗Ballistic Solutions LLC · iOS
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Kudos for no monthly charge. I will not use apps that charge monthly. If there is a large revamp or rewrite, I would be willing to purchase upgraded version at my leisure. That keeps me from trying out Applied Ballistics app unfortunately. Fairly intuitive even for someone relatively new to the world of ballistic calculations and precision shooting. Maybe add a more intuitive way to save cartridge customizations to firearms. In particular with weather and such.
I’ve been using ballistic ae for years and was forced to use something else that is Apple Watch compatible. No monthly sub - that’s huge for me. Won’t do them, hate them, wish no one did that because it wouldn’t be a thing if people refused. Give me an upfront cost and let it be done instead of slow bleeding my wallet and hoping I forget about it. Accurate - was extreamly happy with the options for ballistics models including one for pellets. The latter… I dialed in everything and was spot on compared to the tweaking and lameness of trying to get a G1/G7 model to work with a pellet which it doesn’t. Speed - the entire reason I want it on the watch. You can manually input a distance for a firing solution but for field work the “chart” is way way way faster and more usable. Flick your finger and stop at the distance you want. General usability on the watch - inputting the stuff is whatever. About what you would expect on a small screen. I hate to be yet another person to say this but the more accurate and complete your input data is the more you will get out of it. Use micrometers to figure scope height, don’t fudge your velocity or take the boxes word for it, blah blah. Overall i couldn’t be happier. For the long bombs and uncommon distances that won’t fit on my cheat sheet I have inside my scope cap cover this is as good as it gets. And the model for pellets :) ! That’s a huge win for anyone into that, myself included.
Very accurate if you enter the correct information for the ammunition and your scope information. At 200 yards using my CZ457 with SK High Velocity Match, it called for 5 MRADS UP, it was a hit but a bit too high, went down to 4.8 and it hit center. Highly recommend it.
This is a smart ballistic calculator for long range shooters. It helps shooters calculate hold overs, and scope settings necessary for long range shot...