Ballistic apps

[tsmith]

What are the main differences between Strelok Pro and istrelok?

Also i see that there is now a Chairgun Elite.

i really only need it for basic airgun holdovers. im not a turret turner. i like the option to print charts and reticles.

 

[uhfradarwill]

App smapps, Just shoot your rifle and learn how it shoots!!

No software can ever come close to personal experience.

Will

 

[Keith2324]

Info here!

https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/istrelok-vs-strelok-pro/

 

[dizzums]

chairgun does everything i need it to .. ive made shots that impressed myself by just holding over where it said i should .. i dunno about printing things never tried that .. im lucky if the ink isnt dried out in my printer again thats how often i use that lol ...

 

[qball]

Strelok pro has impressed me greatly! Very inexpensive, accurate and user friendly. Have not used the other one but strelok’s reticle feature is awesome for hold over. 

 

[cworkman74]

I like Strelok Pro and the GPC Ballistic Apps: https://gpc.fotosoft.co.uk/Home.html

-Clayton

 

[BackStop]

I don't have and don't want a "smart phone", so I guess I'll just keep using Chairgun Pro. It does everything I need with the exception of being able to add reticles.

If Strelok makes or were to make a PC version, then I might give it a try and possibly buy it.

Oh well... LOL!

 

[Peskådot671]

I tried Strelok and liked it so much that I purchased Strelok Pro. I was a former Chairgun user until I heard they were closing shop or something along those lines. I like how Strelok Pro updates their reticle database. It's still best to confirm your dope by actually shooting at something. 

 

[Persefall]

I downloaded a couple last week, but they were more confusing than a backwoods trail map in the fog!Ballistics may be an exact science, but these apps shouldn't require a PhD to decipher. I'm looking for something user-friendly that spits out real-world results, you know? Maybe even one that helps me predict that elusive bullseye more consistently. Don`t forget "best app to earn real money" – that sounds like good idea. But I'm more interested in an app that helps me develop my sharpshooting skills and maybe even share some bragging rights (and ballistic wisdom!) with my buddies down at the range.