What programs are available for each phone? Is there one that is better than all the rest? I cant decide which phone to go with I phone or Droid any thought?
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Re: what programs are available for the I phone/droid
If you go Droid there is "Shooter", and it is a very well done app.
If you go Droid there is "Shooter", and it is a very well done app.
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I use "Shooter" on the droid and it offers everything you need. If you're running a Droid OS, you won't be disappointed with it.
I use "Shooter" on the droid and it offers everything you need. If you're running a Droid OS, you won't be disappointed with it.
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I have Both, I prefer Shooter by a slight margin. For actual Data it's a wash, they are Very close.
I have Both, I prefer Shooter by a slight margin. For actual Data it's a wash, they are Very close.
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I have Strelok on my Droid-X....don't know how good it is compared to the programs above but my rounds hit where it says they will and it does math alot better than I do
I have Strelok on my Droid-X....don't know how good it is compared to the programs above but my rounds hit where it says they will and it does math alot better than I do
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I use Field Firing Solutions from Lex Talus with good success - the .pdf file supplied with the software is also very informative
I use Field Firing Solutions from Lex Talus with good success - the .pdf file supplied with the software is also very informative
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Strelok works well and its free.
Strelok works well and its free.
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i use strelok too, i like the reticle feature on it
i use strelok too, i like the reticle feature on it
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I use shooter on my droid, its definitely worth the $9.99. so far the solutions have been pretty spot on and i like that you can load different guns and loads onto it, im not sure if this feature is available through other apps but its certainly very nice to have all your guns and then all the different loads you use with each gun in a very user friendly menu.
I use shooter on my droid, its definitely worth the $9.99. so far the solutions have been pretty spot on and i like that you can load different guns and loads onto it, im not sure if this feature is available through other apps but its certainly very nice to have all your guns and then all the different loads you use with each gun in a very user friendly menu.
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I have Shooter and Strelok on my Android phone and "Ballistic" on the iPod.
I have put a lot of shots downrange with both Shooter and Ballistic, they have proven to be accurate hundreds of yards past the sound barrier on several different calibers.
Strelok has the reticle hold feature vsiualized in it and that is really cool. I have not compared the output in Strelok to the other 2 programs or more importantly, real world. Until I can confirm it past 1000yd I probably won't stake anything on it.
I have Shooter and Strelok on my Android phone and "Ballistic" on the iPod.
I have put a lot of shots downrange with both Shooter and Ballistic, they have proven to be accurate hundreds of yards past the sound barrier on several different calibers.
Strelok has the reticle hold feature vsiualized in it and that is really cool. I have not compared the output in Strelok to the other 2 programs or more importantly, real world. Until I can confirm it past 1000yd I probably won't stake anything on it.
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I use both BulletFlight L2 and Ballistic on the iPhone. Both have some short comings but if you combine the both you can get all the data you need.
I use both BulletFlight L2 and Ballistic on the iPhone. Both have some short comings but if you combine the both you can get all the data you need.
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+1 for Shooter here, I have had really good luck with it. The user interface is simple and quick to use as well. I like both the drop chart and the solution for a given distance.
+1 for Shooter here, I have had really good luck with it. The user interface is simple and quick to use as well. I like both the drop chart and the solution for a given distance.
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I use Strelok on my droid. Works really well and is free.
I use Strelok on my droid. Works really well and is free.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL7yD-0pqZg
This is to help you decide which phone to buy if the phone decision is not related to shooting apps. Meanwhile, the Samsung Charge (android) is a phone I like pretty well. I purchased and used the Shooter app on my Droid 2, so the android decision was easy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL7yD-0pqZg
This is to help you decide which phone to buy if the phone decision is not related to shooting apps. Meanwhile, the Samsung Charge (android) is a phone I like pretty well. I purchased and used the Shooter app on my Droid 2, so the android decision was easy.
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Anyone use "iSnipe"? I was wondering how accurate that one is?
Anyone use "iSnipe"? I was wondering how accurate that one is?
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No one use this?
No one use this?
