Tuner tests A new test type that sits alongside charge weight and seating depth. Hold the load still, step the tuner position, and record a group and a velocity string against each setting. It compares the settings you shot and shows the spread on each, and it will not tell you which position to run: at a handful of shots per setting, the one that comes out lowest is mostly sampling noise. Zero is a valid position, since plenty of tuners are numbered from it. Density altitude you measured, kept as measured If your meter already reports a density altitude, type it in. LoadNode keeps that figure instead of recomputing its own estimate from the temperature, humidity and pressure you entered. It is labelled "(entered)" wherever it appears, so a measurement taken at the firing point is never mistaken for one the app worked out, and it stays put if you correct the temperature afterwards. Clearing the field returns to computing it. Sessions logged before this update are unaffected and still read as computed, which is what they were. Fewer taps entering conditions Pressure has moved up next to temperature and humidity, so the three figures the density altitude is actually computed from now sit together, and altitude has moved down with the wind. There is also a bar above the keyboard with back, next and done, so you can walk the whole set without reaching back to the screen each time. Your own components are easier to find Every component picker now says on the field itself that you can add your own, and searching for something the built-in catalogue does not carry offers to add it rather than stopping at "No matches". Custom bullets, powders, primers and brass always worked; nothing said so. Thanks to the shooters on the AccurateShooter and Shooters Forum boards who asked for all four.