Just curious if you guys had any recommendations regarding apps I could download, specifically ballistic calculators, just some other cool gun-related apps.

Yes, it's called Ballistic.

I use an app called "shooter" for my ballistic calculator. Works very nicely for me.

I know its not an Iphone App but take a look at the Kestrel Systems. It gives you the environmental data you need and some have a built in ballistic calculator.

I have an Android, so not sure if this is available for iphone, but I use and like Strelok Shooting Solutions.

I use an app called "shooter" for my ballistic calculator. Works very nicely for me.

 

I just got a bunch of games, I didn't see a calculator.

Look up shooter by Sean Kennedy

 

 

 

I just got a bunch of games, I didn't see a calculator.

On my iPhone 5, I have a few shooting apps...

 

MiGuns, to keep a record of my collection. Simple and makes it easy to see what I have, as well as what I've done to it.

 

Surefire ShotTimer, which I haven't tried yet (was free). If it doesn't work, oh well.

 

iDatabook, which I put all of my guns with optics in to attempt on starting databooks on them all (bigger for my M1903 and Mosin Nagant).

 

BulletFlight, which is pretty neat. Had a friend use it on his iPod, and liked it.

On my iPhone 5, I have a few shooting apps...

 

MiGuns, to keep a record of my collection. Simple and makes it easy to see what I have, as well as what I've done to it.

 

Surefire ShotTimer, which I haven't tried yet (was free). If it doesn't work, oh well.

 

iDatabook, which I put all of my guns with optics in to attempt on starting databooks on them all (bigger for my M1903 and Mosin Nagant).

 

BulletFlight, which is pretty neat. Had a friend use it on his iPod, and liked it.

 

What do they do?

I use gun too box to list guns , ammo count , accessories and costs ..free to try but only can add one gun until u pay for the full version

What do they do?

 

Basically what their titles are... BulletFlight has a few different versions for bulletdrop calculations. Best bet is to search the names in the iTunes store and read all the details.

 

Sorry for being blunt, posting from the iPhone since Howell has no power.

Basically what their titles are... BulletFlight has a few different versions for bulletdrop calculations. Best bet is to search the names in the iTunes store and read all the details.

 

Sorry for being blunt, posting from the iPhone since Howell has no power.

 

 

No problem, you weren't rude! I appreciate the help! I never knew such apps were so expensive! Is there any gear that does the same stuff?