Shooter

Kennedy Development Group, LLC

About this app

Shooter is a highly accurate ballistics calculator with a clean, intuitive and polished user interface that places itself far ahead of the competition. Shooter has been used repeatedly to put shooters in top positions at shooting competitions and by police snipers across the globe.

Most recently, Robert Brantley won the 2018 King of 2 Mile match using Shooter. Here is what Robert had to say about Shooter:

"I have used Shooter for many years and it has always worked well. I use it not only to get solutions but to compare different load or component ideas. It's a simple yet accurate solver. I recommend it to all shooters getting into LR shooting as it will help you learn the things you need to know for accurate solutions but has advanced features if they are needed as you grow. I use it mostly for PRS/hunting situations but have had great success with it at extreme long ranges as well. It's a great resource to have on and off the range and is simple to use on the clock. If it didn't work I wouldn't rely on it much less have it on 4 devices. I have quite a few high end solvers and devices and Shooter has alway worked just as well. Looking back this is really all I need. I used Shooter almost exclusively at the King of 2 Mile match and it was dead on. I love this product and rely on it heavily."


* Extremely accurate, fast and proven ballistics solver created by Berger Bullet's chief ballistician and champion shooter Bryan Litz

* Save firearm and ammo data as profiles so you don't have to keep entering the same data over and over each time you want a calculation

* Enter and manage all your firearm/ammo data online using your PC at http://manage.shooterapp.net at no extra charge

* Online backup included at no extra charge

* Graphical wind dial for easy wind speed/angle input

* Built-in large bullet library to make it simpler to add your ammo profiles

* Trajectory and windage graphs including the ability to compare multiple loads in one graph

* Supports Coriolis Effect and Spin Drift calculations; Can get your Latitude for Coriolis Effect using GPS.

* Automatic-atmosphere input using your GPS location and nearest weather station

* Zero-atmosphere support. This will auto-account for changes to your zero when shooting in a different atmosphere

* Solution HUD screen which allows for extremely quick and easy changing of shot distance, wind or lead speed

* Email trajectory table output

* Free Bluetooth Kestrel Weather Meter plugin available

* Full metric support

* Includes dark theme for night shooting


For more information and operation manual, please visit http://www.shooterapp.net/manual.php

Ratings and reviews

Seems like maybe it could be good, but none of my ammo (or even types / weights) are listed as options. For instance, Federal Premium has no .223 options, not even match grade ammo? You realize people compete in matches, right? And the .308 ammo only has 168 or 180 gr, no 175 or other weights? Lots of info missing from this app. At least we didn't have to pay for it, like some other apps (which also don't have the ammo types / weights).

Have used this program for at least 5 years. Other than a notebook and pencil, it is one of the most useful tools available. You do have to tinker with it, and use other tools available you have though to understand how your rounds perform. I'm not worried about new bullets being produced, or needing a separate chronograph to purchase (haven't touched mine in years once I figured that out). Besides a notebook, pencil, and rangefinder, this is another tool I suggest other shooters to get.

Update! Got it working. It seems I was the problem. Works great and has been getting me on target out to 1200 yards. I've tried this on three different Android devices and all I get is a blank white screen on all of them. The settings screen will come up and the menu for adding rifles but the main screen is blank. Is there a fix for this? I would really like to get this to work.

What’s new

- Updates for compatibility with newer releases of Android