Nikon SpotOn 4+

I own the inline xr 300 mainly because of the spot on ballistic ap. Gave me confidence in my set up having a basic idea of yardage on each power and drop down point. Recently moved my zero from 100 yards to 150 yards and now the ap just crashes during bullet selection process. Just because nikon discontinues production on something doesn’t mean people owning the product don’t still use it. The cost of shooting a black powder isn’t cheap sure can’t afford burning through dozens of loads figuring out my drop downs. Basically have useless 300$ piece of equipment beyond 150 yards attached to my smoke stick now. With drop down points obstructing my view and the scopes ability to be used in low light conditions.

I’m very surprised and somewhat skeptical to read so many negative reviews. I got the Nikon SpotOn app many years ago after buying a Nikon scope. I’ve used this app year after year for mid to long range shooting and hunting in conjunction with several Nikon scopes (only brand of scope I currently buy now). This app has assured me shooting solutions for first round hits on targets down range, when I do my part of course. I would go as far as to say that this app has been essential at even putting food on the table for at least two longer range hunting shots on Pronghorn that I would not have taken had it not been for the ballistic charts and tables provided. Thank you, Nikon.
-Colorado Hunter/Shooter

This app has always worked for me and I’ve been amazed and how accurate it is with bullet drop. I just have to pick the right part of the appropriate circle and it’s game on every time. My only gripe all along was I had to reenter the scope (only Nikons), gun, and ammo selection every time I switched from slug gun, muzzleloader, and multiple rifles depending on the different game and phases of the hunting season. Now, I have a profile for each different firearm and scope in my safe. What a difference it makes to quickly switch to the profile I need when I head out instead putting in everything each time. Thanks Nikon!