Videos tagged with Ballistics App

This guide details how to estimate muzzle velocity without a chronograph, a crucial step for accurate long-range shooting. It leverages factory ammo data and barrel length adjustments as a starting point, then refines the estimate through 'truing your dope' with a ballistics app and live fire. The Precision Rifle Network hosts provide practical, expert advice for shooters seeking to optimize their ballistic solutions.

This video demonstrates the Shot Insights ballistic app and its integrated shot caller system for long-range shooting. It highlights features like the quick sight reticle for calculating holds based on yardage and wind, and the target sensors that provide real-time data on drop, elevation, and distance. The system is presented as intuitive and valuable for precision shooters.

The Athlon Velocity Pro Chronograph offers a user-friendly and durable solution for measuring projectile velocities across a wide range of firearms, from archery to .50 BMG. It features USB-C charging, an internal battery, and an aluminum tripod for stability. The device integrates with the Athlon Ballistics app for comprehensive data management, allowing users to track rifle and bullet profiles, analyze session data, and even set up multiple zeros for different bullet weights within the app. Its Doppler-based radar system with a 30° cone provides forgiving placement and accurate readings, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

This guide details the comprehensive process of preparing a rifle for hunting, emphasizing thorough zeroing, ballistic data collection, and gear readiness. It highlights the importance of understanding cold bore shots and utilizing tools like chronographs and ballistic apps for accurate turret creation. The process aims to build shooter confidence and ensure reliable performance in the field.

This video provides a first look at the Athlon Rangecraft Velocity Pro Chronograph, unveiled at Shot Show 2025. The presenter highlights its intuitive interface, easy shot deletion, and quick access to various ballistic metrics like extreme spread, deviation, kinetic energy, and power factor. It boasts a 30% faster analysis speed than competitors and pairs with the Athlon Ballistics App via Bluetooth for data storage and rifle association. The chronograph is rated for velocities from 65 ft/s to 5,000 ft/s and is priced at an affordable $350 MSRP, with an expected release in early April.

This video explains a method for 'doping gravity' in long-range shooting, allowing for simplified ballistic calculations. The speaker details how to use a multiplier derived from distance measurements to adjust ballistic solutions, making them more manageable for shooters. The discussion also touches upon the availability of apps that can perform these calculations.

This video details the critical process of 'truing' a ballistic calculator, emphasizing that simply inputting data is insufficient. The instructor demonstrates how to physically adjust scope turrets to match the calculator's predicted impact at a specific range, then uses this real-world data to refine the calculator's parameters. The process involves shooting at known distances, observing POI, and making adjustments to elevation and windage to ensure the calculator accurately reflects the rifle's actual performance.

This training focused on level one long-range shooting, with a strong emphasis on hunting applications. Participants learned to build rifle data cards using the Geo Ballistics app and applied this knowledge to shooting from 100 to 1,000 yards. Simulated hunting scenarios involved glassing, ranging, positional shooting, and utilizing spotters for accurate engagement.

This guide details the installation of 'Turret Tags,' quick-adjust yardage stickers for rifle scopes, designed to speed up dialing for hunting. The process involves obtaining ballistic data, carefully applying the stickers to the scope's turrets, and securing them with a clear protective strip. The video emphasizes proper alignment and the use of tools for precision, noting that the tags are waterproof and designed to withstand field conditions.

This guide outlines a 15-minute process for setting up a hunting rifle, focusing on efficiency and accuracy. It covers checking zero, chronographing, building a ballistic profile, truing the data, and integrating with rangefinding devices. The process emphasizes validating the setup at multiple distances to ensure confidence for hunting scenarios.

This video promotes the Double Shoot App as the ultimate solution for zeroing firearms. The description highlights it as the best zeroing solution on the market and provides a website link for more information. The app appears to be designed to simplify and improve the process of aligning a firearm's sights with its point of impact.

This guide details a rapid rifle setup and zeroing process in under 20 rounds. It emphasizes personalizing the rifle's fit (length of pull, eye relief, cheek piece) before establishing a zero. The process includes using a chronograph for muzzle velocity and a ballistics app like Hornady 4DOF to validate trajectories at extended ranges, ensuring an accurate firing solution.