Gene Norman

OK the last update did it for me. 5 we'll deserved stars Thanks again. I'm revising my review from 5 stars to one. I paid for the app several months ago, and it worked great. now I have lost some of its features and when I try to reinstate them I get a message saying that I have to buy it again, another $ 29.95. At 91, years s of age I still shoot local club competition, not very well anymore, and I've slipped some in my faculties, but not quite that far. Edited

Big Bird

barely works on my Pixel 8. way to buggy. screens wont update. had my 22 date set at 50 meters in it will not show correct elevation no matter what i do. reset profile multiple times. no help. switches bettwen clicks and moa for no reason . cant eecommend at all. was happy with the old version. it just worked . Edited

Jake Caulley

This was an excellent app before it got updated. Was. This new version is worse in just about every single way: clunky operation (Yes, I'm aware that they wanted it "optimized for single hand use" they failed), less features, terrible organization of my cartridges, deleted the bullet drop from the range card. Then they give you the option to subscribe for additional features?! Give me the original version that I paid for back.

Dustin I

This was a great app before the update and I used it all the time. I hate to say it as I love what they have done in the industry overall, but now the app sucks. In addition to the app now being poorly laid out and clunky, they require a subscription to access all the features. This wipes out the significant one time purchase price that I already paid for. Unless they make it right, I will be searching for an alternative solution.

Dylan Flanagan

This app does not work that well on Android. I took a precision rifle shooting class a few weeks ago and downloaded this because it was recommended by the instructors- come to find out that all the instructors have iPhones. The biggest issue is the zero data. The app automatically inputs altitude, pressure, and temperature for your zero input- so I actually zeroed at 80 degrees, but it won't allow me to edit from 59 degrees. This means when I bring up the ballistic table, my zero isn't zero.