Recommendations on a ballistic app for my phone

[drm-hp]

Applied Ballistics for a phone application.
You can also use the calculator at Burger Bullets with confidence.

 

[Ruger_Ronin]

Strelok helps again! (And MS paint)
Just finished up a couple 3" x 5" range cards for a 5.56 setup. Laminated and easily taped to buttstock for fast reference in the field.

 

[Whisk604]

I use Shooter. It saves all my handloads for each rifle. Then I trim a post it note down for a dope chart and attach it to the inside of the eyepiece cover.

 

[sheepdog697]

I use a 5700 kestrel Applied Ballistics plus link, so I use their phone app. I’m not sure if it works without a kestrel connected. I have heard great things about the free strelok app though.

 

[rb288]

Strelok Pro, initially, you don't need the Pro version, but it is worth it as you get more involved.
Also, ShootersCalculator.com is a good basic resource for ballistics data and point blank range calculations.

 

[Ruger_Ronin]

Strelok Pro, initially, you don't need the Pro version, but it is worth it as you get more involved.
Also, ShootersCalculator.com is a good basic resource for ballistics data and point blank range calculations.

Agreed. I worked my way up to the pro version.

Side bar: developer Igor Borisov is hands down the most responsive admin ever. I've emailed him several times with q's or request to add reticle. Never lets me down.

 

[TheJoker]

Holy thread resurrection, Batman!

I've since ditched the Windows phone for an Android; but, I've stuck with Strelok. I have profiles for my M1D with Greek HXP and for my Windham Weaponry VEX .223 with a couple different bullet weights/velocities. I even uploaded the reticle for my Vortex PST.

It is the only app I use. I'm really happy with it.

 

[JTL165]

Been using strelok for a long time. It is definitely a good starting point