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New Hawke Ballistic App 'X-Act'

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  • 11-06-2016 12:13pm
    #1
    amadablam
    Registered Users Posts: 1,727 ✭✭✭


    For anyone interested, Hawke have a new Ballistic App to compliment their other apps, namely Chairgun (also great on the laptop) and Hawke BRC

    The main difference with this is that it covers a lot of calibers compared to their other apps and has 22lr, hmr,223rem, etc.

    Good selection of Hawke reticles too and although I have only been playing with it a few days, it looks pretty well put together.

    Worth a try anyway, their other apps are quite good for free apps.

    http://www.hawkeoptics.co.uk/x-act.html

    Fair play to Hawke for putting some time into developing free apps for what has been traditionally seen as the budget end of the market.


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    PSXDupe
    Registered Users Posts: 519 ✭✭✭PSXDupe


    Looks good but I think I'll stick with Strelok Pro.
    amadablam wrote: »
    For anyone interested, Hawke have a new Ballistic App to compliment their other apps, namely Chairgun (also great on the laptop) and Hawke BRC

    The main difference with this is that it covers a lot of calibers compared to their other apps and has 22lr, hmr,223rem, etc.

    Good selection of Hawke reticles too and although I have only been playing with it a few days, it looks pretty well put together.

    Worth a try anyway, their other apps are quite good for free apps.

    http://www.hawkeoptics.co.uk/x-act.html

    Fair play to Hawke for putting some time into developing free apps for what has been traditionally seen as the budget end of the market.


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    amadablam
    Registered Users Posts: 1,727 ✭✭✭amadablam


    PSXDupe wrote: »
    Looks good but I think I'll stick with Strelok Pro.

    Delighted for you....... It's great to see you could do a comparison so quickly too :D


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    extremetaz
    Registered Users Posts: 1,391 ✭✭✭extremetaz


    Spent a while playing with this this morning - It's very handy for those of us using Hawke scopes alright.

    SFP reticle representations and incline calculator built in are crackin' features - the former is only in the paid version of strolok I believe and I don't think the latter is in there at all.

    Strolok will still be my go to for non-Hawke glass, but this is a crackin' app if you're using the complimentary hardware.


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    garv123
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    Downloaded it yesterday for a look. Seems easy to use. Have a hawke scope on the 22 so I'll try it out and see how it goes.


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