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    Mac ballistic software

    Anyone able to advise good ballistic program to run on Mac computer.
    Wants to run FPS for speed.
    Meters for range and mm and MOA holdover.

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    I use Shooter on my iphone, pretty sure you can enter the data how you want. Not sure what others are mac ones. JBM is avaliable on the net.

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    I have 'Ballistic' on my iPad - same OS as iMac. So it might do for you. I use it mainly for 'theoretical' bullet/velocity drop charts, until I get my FL shortly. Really need a velocity chronograph - then you've got something 'real' to work with

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    jbm online

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    Thanks Stug.
    I used the JBM online for the 308 I wanted to make a drop chart for.
    Checked it on my 400m firing range. Dialed in 6.25 moa ( 0.25 increments on the Nightforce ) as chart showed 6.3moa and the point of aim was only 50mm low to the center of the group shot.
    I guess thats about the same as the 0.05 difference between the two.

    So updated the drop charts on my 300 and 6.5-284 and will test them when able.

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    I'm also looking for this for Mac, although also interested in Windows s/w.

    More than ballistics, I want range software to record targets and calculate groups, etc.
    Thanks to the Playstation we have the outdoors to ourselves!

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    If not for Mac, what are folks using on Windows or Android?
    Thanks to the Playstation we have the outdoors to ourselves!

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    Not a solution for what software to run, but Crossover allows you to run windows applications on a Mac. https://www.codeweavers.com/products/

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    You're OS should not be a problem especially with the basic info you are asking. Pretty sure the Litz stuff is in a Excel sheet and many more available online.
    Running a virtual machine on a Mac is dumb considering you need to buy both the VM software and a copy of Windows.
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    Who BUYS software these days?

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    Try iSnipe. Seems OK

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    Quote Originally Posted by stretch View Post
    Who BUYS software these days?

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    I do... Especially if it's from a small developer.
    Thanks to the Playstation we have the outdoors to ourselves!

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    Quote Originally Posted by stretch View Post
    Who BUYS software these days?

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    I do, theft is theft even if it's easy via the Internet.
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