iStrelok Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 61 reviews. Read all reviews for iStrelok for iPhone.
iStrelok is paid iOS app published by Igor Borisov
New Feature
I5xswipe
iStrelok is still my go to app for target shooting and calculations. The new feature to use the camera to measure slope is very cool. It seems close enough to accurate to me. Better then my eye balling and sighting in a slope. The feature is off by default and you have to click on the "i" to access the slider to enable. Then tap on slope input.
J-dog
Steel Smack
Works amazingly well! Would like to see a vortex viper 6.5-2ox5o with a mil dot reticle please!
Great app!
Mag rüber
I love this app but I read in Guns & Ammo that one could enter barrel length & rifle make/model... I'm not finding where to input this data though.
Very accurate!
Abacacaca
Thank you for adding the zoom feature! This makes a tremendous difference with the scope you are using. As long as you know your bullet specifications and sight it in properly, the program gets you there every time! I used to rely solely on yardage charts, now I mix it up with magnification adjustments and MOA. This program will help make you a better shooter, but you still need to know how to shoot!
Awesome!
jillie kae
I am relatively new to longer distance shooting. I used this app today with my new .223. After sighting in I was able to hit a milk jug at 450 yds first try. One thing I would like to see added is the ability to input the number of clicks adjusted from zero and still get a holdover reticle picture. For those of us using rather inexpensive optics and trying to shoot way out there it would be nice to tell the program that I adjusted 12 moa and have it still give me a holdover to shoot farther. Just a thought. Great app!!
Perfect shot
Tom Whatley
I didn't see any reviews for this so I thought I'd write one. I have several ballistics apps but this is the one I always go to in the field. I hunt in areas where long range shots are required and this app correctly calculated the adjustments for a 340 yard heart shot. Bullet placement was precisely where it predicted.
G1 vs G7 drag factor
Comedant
Great app although it only calculates your drop based upon a G1 drag factor when the majority of bullets should actually be calculated using G7. You wouldn't think that it would equate to much correction but with my personal calculations as well as actual shooting I've found G7 more accurate. Elevation is off by 47 yards(19 inches) at my 800 yd mark. It would be nice if I could choose between the 2 drag factors for a more realistic shot
Nikon M-223 scope is not on here
BigDaddyDDD
This is a really cool app, however the Nikon M-223 4x16 NikoPlex is not on there. Please add it, thanks!