The new iphone rifle attachment.

[silverhatch]

http://i.gizmodo.com/5135194/the-snipod-touch-when-apps-go-deadly

http://i425.photobucket.com/albums/pp331/Foggin331/snipodtouch.jpg

[sonic93]

Ballistic data that even uses the Iphone for slope angle. I read something about the other day. Though Iphone says that the phone is not designed to take recoil though. Nothing like having your dope done for you with no math involved.

[03trubluGT]

Recoil? What recoil?

[sonic93]

Kind of refering to larger calibers or bolt guns.

[Pokulski-Blatz]

Recoil? What recoil?

Its mounted to a m110 so I assume the recoil from a 7.62x51 :confused2:

Maybe im just to tired to see things right but i think that i'm right on that. (i did look at the link and thats what it says, but I dont really trust Gizmodo to get that right)

[silverhatch]

How about fox news.

Here's the solution: the Bulletflight ballistics calculator, which predicts the trajectory of bullets fired from high-powered sniper rifles by taking into account half a dozen variables including wind speed, distance, outside temperature and altitude.

After digesting all the information, Bulletflight tells you where exactly on the sniper scope you should position your target in order to hit it.

The application is preprogrammed for three kinds of rifle sold by Knight's Armament Company (KAC) of Titusville, Fla., which commissioned and sells the app for $11.99 through Apple's iTunes App Store.

Among the weapons is KAC's M110 sniper rifle, which went into service with the U.S. Army in 2007. Profiles for other kind of weapons, as well as the ammunition they use, can be added manually.