Android apps for shooting ?

[meles meles]

Anyone know of any good apps for ballistics et cetera suited to Android tablets?

[JonC]

Strelok and nosler both do android apps, cant attest to their accuracy though.

[20series]

I have Strelok running on my Samsung Galaxy and it seems to work ok

Alan

[meles meles]

We use Strelok on our Macbook, will have to go track down a copy for Android too. Good things are also being said of 'shooter' too...

http://sean.kndy.net/shooter/

[Mr_Logic]

When I used Android, I used Shooter. Good app, but not as good as ballistic on the boing.

[Individual]

When I used Android, I used Shooter. Good app, but not as good as ballistic on the boing.

could you say why the ballistic app on boing is better? what do you prefer about it? be interested to know.
Ta.

[ovenpaa]

There seem to be many more apps for iFones than Android. I use BulletFlight and it put me with 1/2"MOA at 1000 yards yesterday with the S&L and it's new zero so I was happy.

[breacher]

Strelok ( free version ) on my Samsung Galaxy 2.

Has gotten me within a couple of inches out to 600.

On .223 and .308

[Mr_Logic]

Missed this originally hence lack of reply. Ballistic is easier to use for a quick calculation.

Back on Android now though so back to shooter!

[ovenpaa]

I am using a Kindle HF Fire for many things these days and find it perfect for my needs, the only down side is the lack of ballistic Apps for it. I can read and edit Excel with it however Exbal looses it's functionality when imported so I need to have a closer look at things.