Ballistic program

[Magnumdude]

Any suggestions on ballistic programs for home use?

 

[halfbreed]

Mdude, look down several threads to " jbm what happened ", there is a link to jbm ballistic program. I am only a wannabe at this stage, but I find it very helpful for comparing cartridges and so forth.

 

[cobra]

I ordered the Exball program from perry systems and i am very impressed with it. You can order it at www.Perry-Systems.com. I really like the mil radian come up feature. And the program has bcs for all the popular bullet manufactures.

 

[tonlocus]

RSI Shooting Lab is very cool. You can download a demo at http://www.shootingsoftware.com/ballistics.htm.

 

[sscoyote]

Of all the programs i've seen Exbal has got to be the most flexible, and user friendly. it really is an amazing program-- just perfect for tactical shooting.

 

[Michael Eichele]

How about the reloaders archive program?

It has a ballistic calculator but also has many other calculating features + mass info storage.

 

[bigdog2]

I've used "Load from a Disk", sound odd, work well
I just picked up Sierra's Ballsitics Program,
what I see so far looks good.
If you into PDAs, there's a free ballistics programs for PalmPilots at Freeware.com
(I think that the right website) under calculators. This allows you to easily do the calculations at the range when your testing your handloads with a chronograph.

 

[bigdog2]

IT pays to browse around
here's another I've used. Like others I thought this had gone under but they only
changed the site name
http://www.eskimo.com/~jbm/ballistics/traj/traj.html