Bushnell Ballistics 17+

Downloaded for 22 rimfire dope. Very clunky to use. Plenty of free ballistic calculators out there that are easier to use and offer more details. Save your time and pass on this one.

I haven’t used this in the field yet, but I think it’s going to be outstanding. I’ve got my default 5.56 M193 load plugged in, and with a 50 yard zero, my first hold point down says 245 yards, which sounds exactly correct according to my old ballistic calculations. But now I don’t need to spend time beforehand making range cards for different variables and guessing what the humidity, exact elevation or barometric pressure is because the app has all current conditions taken into account. If you know your approximate muzzle velocity, and bullet information like ballistic coefficient you can edit the profile to match everything specific to your ammunition and rifle.

This app is supposed to go with one of their most expensive range finders (1800 Nitro) and is difficult to operate. Inputting bullet information is difficult and the preset ammunition is lacking very common calibers. There is no 300 win Mag, No 7mm Rem Mag, No .270 Winchester and No 6.5 Creedmoor. When you input your ammunition’s information it does not save it all the time and you can’t put in your own bullet drop, from what I can find. You can upgrade the app by paying money but I don’t think it will fix these issues if I do.
This could be a much better product if there was a little more effort into making this user friendly.