Ballistics and Reloading Software

[M91/30]

Iv'e looked around a bit but all iv'e really found are old stuff from the 90's. I know there nothing more then math equations but is there any good software for all that. I mean Ballistics info and also range compensation stuff. any ifo is appreciated.

 

[coug]

hornadys website has an okay one for free. if you have an android or iphone you can get free ballistics calculator app. downloads.

 

[Welding Rod]

Might want to try "Applied Ballistics for Long Range Shooting" by Brian Lutz. Both names are from memory and I may have butchered one or the other.

The book is outstading, and comes with disc you can put in your computer. He also sells a Texas Instruments handheld device with ballistic software already loaded that will give you your required corrections for windage and elevation. The software has the ability to take in all kinds of data, including accounting for spin drift of the bullet and for rotation of the earth.

 

[Cemetery21]

This has been very handy for me - plotting trajectory of new loads and comparing different calibers and bullet weights.

http://www.handloads.com/calc/

 

[mlkdvm]

This is the best software I have seen (and used)

http://www.neconos.com/category/Software-2

 

[Tomcat47]

I just ran across this.....seems cool! I downloaded the free trial myself.

Link: http://www.ballistics-software.com/shoot.htm

It seems very useful. I am going to try it and possibly go ahead and buy it.

If anyone else has seen it, used it, has input....please chime in!

 

[mc223]

On Target and Point blank are some more of the too many of them out there. JBM is still as good as ever. There are old but it is just math right.

 

[shootr]

+1 for Hornady.