Ballistics 4+

Name: Ballistics
Rating: 4.3 (32 reviews)
Author: Nimoh Scientific

Nimoh Scientific

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Every smart rifleman needs Ballistics...

Nimoh® Ballistics is unique across the entire smartphone marketplace in terms of practical features not found in any other ballistics application in the world and a professional smartphone user interface unrivalled in versatility. Aside from all of the standard features expected of a ballistics application, all the following unparalleled features included:

1. All three main modern ballistics methods – Point Mass, Siacci, and Pejsa, implemented correctly and accurately
2. Single System Console where all important data variables, turret adjustments, and sight picture are displayed
3. Custom virtual meters for input variables, beautifully crafted, including Anemometer, Wind Direction Indicator, Inclinometer, Compass and Hygrometer/thermometer
4. Up-to-date, 3500+ strong Bullet Database, all from manufacturer’s catalogues only – stored with manufacturer’s catalogue numbers and manufacturer only data – no spurious information from unofficial sources
5. Number selection dials for quick and easy input of numerical data – no cumbersome text boxes
6. Airgun mode which amongst other things, allows for muzzle energy input, accounting for the subsequent change in muzzle velocity, and allow when pellet is changed to another of a differing weight
7. Full user enable/disable help documentation available from all primary application pages to ensure correct operation
8. Instant elevation/windage adjustment value updates in real-time when any input variable is changed – no clumsy, extra-step ‘Done’, ‘OK’ or ‘Calculate’ etc. buttons
9. Instant saving of all variables to the application database – no inconvenient ‘Save’, ‘Close’, or ‘Store’ etc. buttons to be remembered. When the application is started, it starts where last left
11. Store an unlimited number of rifle/ammo configurations
12. Inline reformatting of range table plot intervals to facilitate easy reading – long range shooters can set intervals up to 500 yards or metres – air gunners as low as 1 yard or metre
13. Supports both portrait and landscape mode with neat navigable layout!
14. Aiming pointers on (low-cost, in-app purchased) stadiametric reticles for real-time target acquisition.

Don’t simply take our word for it – try it! After all it’s free!

2024년 4월 20일

버전 2.0.6

Fix for Spin Drift bullet diameter value not saving correctly

4.3/5

32개의 평가

Good app!

Its a sweet app. I dont know if there are other apps that have the same setup with scrolling and whatnot but i really like it and the airgun mode is perfect for me. Awesome for on the fly ranging. I cant get the aim point to show holdover properly on the reticle which is a bummer but everything else is sweet. Keep noted that if you switch rifle profiles it might look like it overwrites your other profiles but it doesnt, it just fills the occupied spot with another profiles name while you are using it which is wonky but as long as it aint overwriting them!

Regarding getting the aiming pointer to show holdover on the reticle, you need to purchase a reticle set for that. If you have purchased a reticle set and what you are saying is you still can't get the aim pointer to show holdovers, then that's a problem!

Please send me an email at info@nimoh-ballistics.com if you have any more issues - easier to communicate that way! Thank you!

Best for Airguns

A very customizable app. You can add airgun ammo manually and use the app for shooting Airguns. Works great.

Hi, you can manually add any pellet/slug of any calibre i.e a 'Custom Bullet/Pellet'.

Regarding choosing a different calibre slug, note that even when you are in 'Airgun Mode' you can still navigate to the 'Projectile' page, and then the 'Bullets' page. If you want to use something above 25 caliber, instead of choosing a 'Pellet', choose a 'Bullet', the manufacturer with probably the largest number of bullets available is probably 'Barnes', but it does not matter which one you choose. Find the caliber you want and select that (ignore the BC values for it etc.), then go back to the 'Projectile' page and change the properties (BC, Weight, Muzzle Velocity, Muzzle Energy etc.) to match your specific bullet/pellet and change the Projectile Name to whatever you want e.g. 'JSB .257' and that's it!

Any more issues, please drop me an email at: info@nimoh-ballistics.com, it's easier to communicate that way! Thank you!

Note that this article isn’t intended to be offensive

I’m a air rifle guy but this app doesn’t have enough versatility in pellets, or slugs, 25 caliber is the largest caliber. As far as pellets, there is a very limited selection of brands of lugs or pellets FX pellets are not even listed.
Another thing I found was the yards you’re not able to get down below 99 or it least I wasn’t able to manipulate this app to get down to 36 yards for my first zeroing of my rifle.Maybe once these things are adjusted or added to this app, I may come back and check it out again!

Hi, you can manually add any pellet/slug of any calibre.
Also, I am not sure what you mean by you were not able to get down below 99? Down below 99 on the Range on the main page? You can get down to zero (0)!

Regarding choosing a different calibre slug, note that even when you are in 'Airgun Mode' you can still navigate to the 'Projectile' page, and then the 'Bullets' page. If you want to use something above 25 caliber, instead of choosing a 'Pellet', choose a 'Bullet', the manufacturer with probably the largest number of bullets available is probably 'Barnes', but it does not matter which one you choose.

Find the caliber you want and select that (ignore the BC values for it etc.), then go back to the 'Projectile' page and change the properties (BC, Weight, Muzzle Velocity, Muzzle Energy etc.) to match your specific bullet/pellet and that's it!

As for getting the range down to 36 yards, I can't see what the problem is there, you should be able to do that easily.

Any more issues, please drop me an email at: info@nimoh-ballistics.com, it's easier to communicate that way! Thank you!