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State of the art ballistics application
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
Applied Ballistics Quantum is a ballistics app for long-range shooting and hunting. Its core is a solver that works out firing solutions for a shot. The developer describes this solver as its most complete, and it is the main reason the app exists.
The listing presents the app as an update to the developer's earlier solver tools, with a new interface and additional tools. It is aimed at people who shoot at distance, whether at matches or in the field.
Alongside the solver, the app includes a profile management tool. Profiles are the way the app keeps track of shooting setups so that a user can work from one again without entering it from scratch.
The build we hold is Applied Ballistics Quantum 3.9.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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The listing does not single out a specific number of profiles or the fields inside each one, so this guide does not go further than that.
The app integrates with Bluetooth-enabled devices. The developer presents this integration as a new way of working with a ballistic solver, which sets the app apart from a solver that runs on the phone alone.
The listing names no particular device models, so the range of hardware that works with the app is not stated here.
The interface is laid out for one-handed use. The developer says the main features are a swipe or tap away from any screen, so a shooter holding a rifle or gear can still reach the solver quickly.
The listing says the layout suits both new and experienced users, and that the goal is to get solutions quickly in the field or at a match.