Sierra's phone app

[Jonathan Swift]

I've been tinkering with it, it's not as exhaustive as the book manual but it gives the most current data and even though it said something about a subscription, I got it for free, I tried the hornady but they wanted money for actual data, which is fine, I'm sure pressure testing equipment isn't cheap etc, but the Sierra app is very cool, some data less, some is more, totally fascinated with discrepancies in data over time as powders change and testing equipment and methods improve etc

 

[One1Bravo]

I've had it for a couple years and if I remember right its free for a certain period (a week, month, I can't recall exactly) then like $5 a year. I use it pretty successfully. Not much I've needed that isn't there.

 

[Jonathan Swift]

I've had it for a couple years and if I remember right its free for a certain period (a week, month, I can't recall exactly) then like $5 a year. I use it pretty successfully. Not much I've needed that isn't there.

I heard a little voice in the back of my head say "use the search function " lol. subscriptions aside, I like it it's cool

 

[paulwardd]

I've had it for the better part of 6 months and haven't seen anything or had to pay

 

[Jonathan Swift]

I've had it for the better part of 6 months and haven't seen anything or had to pay

We better stay quiet before the "fix" it /s

 

[One1Bravo]

I've had it for the better part of 6 months and haven't seen anything or had to pay

My bad. No trial period but most of the app is locked until you pay.

 

[Jonathan Swift]

I can see all powder charges on mine, though I'll pay the 5 bucks a year the guys at Sierra have always taken the time to help me