Posted: 12/26/2025 11:39:13 AM EDT
| Please recommend a good (and better and best if possible) entry level ballistic software app for a long range shooting newbie who may or may not be me. I have an iPhone 16, if that matters. Thanks for any thoughts! |
| Use the one supported by your range finder (for example, Vortex/GeoBallistics) or your Kestrel (Applied Ballistics). |
I wanted a mission, and for my sins, they gave me one.
No rules today, sport…just orders.
It’s not about how many people you kill, it’s about how many you save.
No rules today, sport…just orders.
It’s not about how many people you kill, it’s about how many you save.
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Originally Posted By MSC182: If I wasn’t running a Kestrel, I’d be using Geo Ballistics. Switched to GeoBallistics with my Vortex Impact (which talks to the Kestrel). |
I wanted a mission, and for my sins, they gave me one.
No rules today, sport…just orders.
It’s not about how many people you kill, it’s about how many you save.
No rules today, sport…just orders.
It’s not about how many people you kill, it’s about how many you save.
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Originally Posted By MSC182: If I wasn’t running a Kestrel, I’d be using Geo Ballistics. Geo Ballistics will be my first go-round, then. Many thanks to all the contributors. I'm taking this a step at a time, so I don't have a Kestrel or rangefinder yet. I'm shooting on a KD range (800 yards) for lack of absolutely no place else to go, so ranging is about as simple as it can be. I have invitations from a couple of guys to travel to their places and try shooting quite a bit further. |
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