Shooting Apps for mobile phone

[Toodfb1911]

I belong to several shooting forums and sometimes notice posts with pictures of targets that are taken with a phone camera that overlays measurements etc. I also know of a couple reloading apps. Although I am an analog reloaded and record keeper, I’m interested in comments or opinions of various apps that shooters here use.

Thanks

 

[mugsie]

I use Strelok Pro. I have created a database with all my rifles, bullets, scopes etc. It has a multitude of great features. Changing a bullet is a easy as selecting it from my database. It calculates the zero offsets, vertical and horizontal and makes the appropriate changes for me. Then I just dial in the mils and I'm right on target. I can also use holdovers too if I like since it will display my reticle with the various distances. I can also calculate distance with it, do conversions, basically whatever I need for long distance ranging and shooting. I've tried other programs but feel Strelok Pro, for only $12, is definitely the way to go. It resides on my android and uses very little battery power. I keep it open all day with no concerns whatsoever.

 

[Toodfb1911]

Thank you for your response. I’ll check it out.

 

[Lyle Wyatt]

I use a shot timer app called Splits. Work fine.

 

[MidRoad]

Strelok is great. I don't play the long range game. But it allows me to make up ballistic charts, help me find the best zero for a given rifle/ scope combo, helps compare calibers pre purchase , and helps find hold overs for a given scope and rifle combo. It's a great tool.

 

[Jessesky]

Ballistics Advanced Edition. Phenomenal app for logging in DOPE data and predicting ballistics. It accepts all data even humidity, barometric pressure, and coriolis effect based on your location.

 

[syntaxerrorsix]

Strelok user here as well.