SBC - Ballistic Calculator app Hack 5.7 + Redeem Codes
Extreme Long Range ballistics
Developer: Vitalii Gryniuk
Category: Utilities
Price: Free
Version: 5.7
ID: com.gv-apps.ballisticCalculator
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Description
#1st ballistics App for Apple Watch.
External Ballistic Calculator is aimed towards recreational long range shooters. Works with large caliber and airguns.
It helps shooters calculate hold overs, and scope settings necessary for long range shots.
Available for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.
Features:
- Accurate calculating targeting
- Imperial units (grain, in, yard) and Metric units (gram, mm, meter)
- Elevation: Mil-MRAD, MOA, click
- Range cards
- List of bullets
- First focal plane and Second focal plane reticles
- Rangefinder
- Coriolis Correction
- Shooting targets
- Calculate Spot On Ballistic for Nikon scopes
- Ballistic Calculator for Meopta scopes
Usage tips
- Target
Change distance: tap on distance amount or use increase/decrease buttons
Smooth increase/decrease distance:
iOS: push increase/decrease button and hold
WatchOS: double push increase/decrease button
- List of Bullets
Delete bullet: swipe left
- Ballistic
Select column: tap on column header
Premium:
Subscription provides access to all features.
• Your subscription will renew automatically each period. You can turn off auto-renewal by going to your Account Settings after purchase.
• Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal
• Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable
Terms of Use:
http://gv-apps.com/appsTermsOfUse.html
Privacy Policy:
http://gv-apps.com/appsPrivacyPolicy.html
External Ballistic Calculator is aimed towards recreational long range shooters. Works with large caliber and airguns.
It helps shooters calculate hold overs, and scope settings necessary for long range shots.
Available for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.
Features:
- Accurate calculating targeting
- Imperial units (grain, in, yard) and Metric units (gram, mm, meter)
- Elevation: Mil-MRAD, MOA, click
- Range cards
- List of bullets
- First focal plane and Second focal plane reticles
- Rangefinder
- Coriolis Correction
- Shooting targets
- Calculate Spot On Ballistic for Nikon scopes
- Ballistic Calculator for Meopta scopes
Usage tips
- Target
Change distance: tap on distance amount or use increase/decrease buttons
Smooth increase/decrease distance:
iOS: push increase/decrease button and hold
WatchOS: double push increase/decrease button
- List of Bullets
Delete bullet: swipe left
- Ballistic
Select column: tap on column header
Premium:
Subscription provides access to all features.
• Your subscription will renew automatically each period. You can turn off auto-renewal by going to your Account Settings after purchase.
• Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal
• Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable
Terms of Use:
http://gv-apps.com/appsTermsOfUse.html
Privacy Policy:
http://gv-apps.com/appsPrivacyPolicy.html
Version history
5.7
2023-04-26
- Fix bug
5.6
2023-02-08
- Fix bug
5.5
2023-02-03
- Fix bug
5.4
2022-11-21
- Fix bug
5.3
2022-11-14
- Fix bug
5.2
2022-10-09
- Fix bug
5.1
2022-09-29
- Fix bug
5.0
2022-09-21
- Fix bug
4.9
2022-07-31
- Fix bug
4.8
2022-07-30
- Fix bug
4.7
2022-07-29
- Fix bug
4.6
2022-07-28
- Fix bug
4.5
2022-06-25
- Fix bug
4.4
2022-04-19
- Fix bug
4.3
2022-03-16
- Fix bug
4.2
2021-08-26
- Fix bug
4.1
2021-07-29
- Fix bug
4.0
2020-12-14
- Fix bug
3.9
2019-05-18
- Separated measure Caliber and Drop/Sight height units
- Fix bug: Zeiss Conquest HD5 5-25x50 RAPID Z 800
- Added new riflescopes
- Fix bug: Zeiss Conquest HD5 5-25x50 RAPID Z 800
- Added new riflescopes
3.8
2018-12-18
- Added new riflescopes
- Target: Pinch to Zoom reticle
- Target: Pinch to Zoom reticle
3.7
2018-07-11
- Added new riflescopes
- Factory Ammo
- Factory Ammo
3.6
2018-06-09
- Dark/light mode
- Add new riflescopes
- Add new riflescopes
3.5
2018-04-18
- Smoothly update target location
3.4
2018-04-16
- Fix bug iPhone X
- French language
- Altitude
- Pressure sensor
- Coriolis Correction
- French language
- Altitude
- Pressure sensor
- Coriolis Correction
3.3
2017-11-23
- Fix bug
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium - Month (Access to all features) |
Free |
DI745297333✱✱✱✱✱ | FD95C41✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.5 out of 5
624 Ratings
Reviews
Leupold Vortex,
Will be great for most
Perfect for Hunters! This is the easiest, quickest app for in-the-field hunting applications. The ability to quickly pull up ballistic data for live targets is the most important factor while hunting. That is where this app excels. The developer also does a great job of updating and tweaking this app. With so many new shooters in the past year, this app’s popularity is sure to grow.
Where this app could be improved: G7 data (as mentioned by nearly everyone)! Also would be great to add a scope correction factor input for inputting data obtained during a Tall Target test. Would also very much like to see rifle inputs (barrel length, twist rate) and an in-app tutorial. If it had these it would be perfect! As is, This is still my preferred app for hunting.
BTW - lack of G7 data and other inputs can be overcome by truing the app to observed data from shooting. Lots of good videos out there on this and should be done regardless of the ballistic solver ur using.
Where this app could be improved: G7 data (as mentioned by nearly everyone)! Also would be great to add a scope correction factor input for inputting data obtained during a Tall Target test. Would also very much like to see rifle inputs (barrel length, twist rate) and an in-app tutorial. If it had these it would be perfect! As is, This is still my preferred app for hunting.
BTW - lack of G7 data and other inputs can be overcome by truing the app to observed data from shooting. Lots of good videos out there on this and should be done regardless of the ballistic solver ur using.
SCMMA,
July 2020: SBC Ballistic Top Rated Excellent App
Yes, this is related to all Snipers out there, it is the most accurate ballistic apps with huge ammunition data library that you can use to create your personal ballistic data which includes muzzle velocity, muzzle energy, ballistic coefficient, distance, wind speed & direction, weapon sight height, and weather condition, etc.
Also includes different scopes brand either FIrst Focal Plane, Second Focal Plane, and showing many target selection with POI indicator of elevation and windage for adjustment correction needed for that range distance.
The rest of ballistic apps I purchased and used that you may compare next leading are Mil-Dot Ballistic, iSnipe, Ballistic AE, StrelokPro, and the worst more expensive Applied Ballistic.
By: USMC Sergeant, Sniper, Rifle Expert- 4th Award, Pistol Expert- 3rd Award
Also includes different scopes brand either FIrst Focal Plane, Second Focal Plane, and showing many target selection with POI indicator of elevation and windage for adjustment correction needed for that range distance.
The rest of ballistic apps I purchased and used that you may compare next leading are Mil-Dot Ballistic, iSnipe, Ballistic AE, StrelokPro, and the worst more expensive Applied Ballistic.
By: USMC Sergeant, Sniper, Rifle Expert- 4th Award, Pistol Expert- 3rd Award
3gunBatdad,
For newbies or oldies
So relatively new to long distance shooting and don’t have a spotter. But once you know your zero at a specific range..(highly suggest 200) and you know the bullet you are going to use (never change btw) this app has allowed me to very accurately dial in my holds up to 450 yds with my JP 15 shooting 5.56..
Have to be within 2” of accuracy to the calculations... I believe it would be dead on if I had the exact correct velocity of my rounds, but just going with what the box says. Also the huge preloaded ammo selection is awesome.
Most expensive app purchase ever, and paid for itself in the ammo I’ve saved!
Have to be within 2” of accuracy to the calculations... I believe it would be dead on if I had the exact correct velocity of my rounds, but just going with what the box says. Also the huge preloaded ammo selection is awesome.
Most expensive app purchase ever, and paid for itself in the ammo I’ve saved!
KS shooter,
Environmental variables do not work
My main gripe with this app is that changing the temperature and pressure do not work properly. Pressure changes don’t seem to give any difference in firing solution. Temperature changes shows a minimal effect on trajectory and in the opposite direction of reality. If you hold muzzle velocity, pressure, and other environmental variables constant, a colder temp should result in more drop at a given range due to more dense air. This app actually shows less drop at 0F than 100F. Also, the watch app can only adjust the temperature up to 70F. You can get around the 70F limitation by entering temp in degrees C but the formulas that calculate the effect on bullet trajectory are still wrong. This app does seem to account for elevation changes. If you are a hunter that is going to be taking shots inside of 500 yards and able to verify dope in similar weather conditions to your hunt, the ability to have this on your watch can be of use. If you are shooting longer ranges and need to make a first round hit, use AB on your phone.
For a given load,
AB 70F 1000 yard = drop of 12 MIL
SBC 70F 1000 yard = drop 12 MIL
AB 0F 1000 yard = drop 13.2 MIL
SBC 0F 1000 yard = drop 11.9 MIL
AB 28.0 inHg 1000 yard = 11.4 MIL
SBC 28.0 inHg 1000 yard = 12.0 MIL
AB 31.0 inHg 1000 yard = 12.4 MIL
SBC 31.0 inHg 1000 yard = 12.0 MIL
For a given load,
AB 70F 1000 yard = drop of 12 MIL
SBC 70F 1000 yard = drop 12 MIL
AB 0F 1000 yard = drop 13.2 MIL
SBC 0F 1000 yard = drop 11.9 MIL
AB 28.0 inHg 1000 yard = 11.4 MIL
SBC 28.0 inHg 1000 yard = 12.0 MIL
AB 31.0 inHg 1000 yard = 12.4 MIL
SBC 31.0 inHg 1000 yard = 12.0 MIL
lithos88,
Great Improvements Made
I was reluctant after reading the reviews to download this app, but after looking at the update history I decided to give it a try. It has worked flawlessly and is very easy to use, including with the Apple watch.
This app developer has worked incredibly hard to address all the negatives brought up in past reviews. Every update is something major that makes a huge improvement in functionality. A year ago I wouldn't have recommended it, but today I say buy it with complete confidence.
This app developer has worked incredibly hard to address all the negatives brought up in past reviews. Every update is something major that makes a huge improvement in functionality. A year ago I wouldn't have recommended it, but today I say buy it with complete confidence.
Sr3 BBEAST,
Best app you can get. Hands down.
Not only do I shoot A LOT, but I also work at a range. People have asked me what this app is and I’ve told them because it’s the best app I’ve ever seen and I wouldn’t have told them if I didn’t think it was the best. If it were $50 I’d still have gotten it. It’s amazing what’s all packed into this app. I can get people (and myself) sighted in and shooting perfectly within 1-3 shots. Again, amazing app. 12/10 nothing compares to it.
Three sisters painting,
Not for everyone
First one I actually paid for. The interface is great and easy to use, as stated in previous reviews it has an ammo library and you can add the scope your using.
I had to quit using it because I only shoot hand loads and after entering data for my loads I felt like I was chasing my dope around. After some frustrating range trips and calibrating my reload equipment, and other numerous tests I tried another ballistic calculator. SBC app was off almost 2 moa on a 500 yard shot. If your using factory ammo that’s in their library it may work better for you.
I had to quit using it because I only shoot hand loads and after entering data for my loads I felt like I was chasing my dope around. After some frustrating range trips and calibrating my reload equipment, and other numerous tests I tried another ballistic calculator. SBC app was off almost 2 moa on a 500 yard shot. If your using factory ammo that’s in their library it may work better for you.
Dugan's,
Works as designed
Works great, and the calculation is almost perfect. One problem tho, it closes itself when it is doing any kind of generation. It seems to get about half way through the chart or any other math that’s it’s doing and then just shuts off and you have to start back over only to have the same thing happen again and again. I really think if this was fixed it would be one of the top ballistic apps out there. It’s actually better and easier to use than the StrelokPro.
onlythedingmatters,
Stunning design flaw(maybe)
I could be wrong, but I can’t change the color of the text. I would give the app a 6/5 if I could were it not for the fact that red on black characters make it virtually impossible to use in bright ambient light. It is my favorite functioning ballistic app by a long shot(npi), but it’s useless unless you do all your shooting in the worlds largest darkroom. I sent them an email, no reply. Red on black, really?... Red? On black? If I’m wrong and there is some way to change this idiotic red text to a different color please let me know, and I will gladly apologize and change my rating to 5 stars. I openly admit a sub 70 IQ when it comes to iPhone tech/apps et al, so I got that going for me as well.
Old Operator,
Not good
Big fail for only being able to have 1 rifle and optic. If there is a way to have multiple I have not found it. The data input is not user friendly, and it has features that are superfluous like target types, and scope types. That crap isn’t needed but the list below is.
1. No G7 BC’s so your calculations are not going to be as accurate.
2. No input for powder temp at zero, nor for zeroing atmospheric conditions, meaning that the calculation is just a guess with out knowing a start point.
3. No input for changes in powder performance for changes in temp.
1. No G7 BC’s so your calculations are not going to be as accurate.
2. No input for powder temp at zero, nor for zeroing atmospheric conditions, meaning that the calculation is just a guess with out knowing a start point.
3. No input for changes in powder performance for changes in temp.
