Buy Expert Rifleman - Reloaded PC key

Expert Rifleman - Reloaded is a 3D ballistics simulator for practicing shots at stationary and moving targets. You can use preset ammunition or enter ballistic data to create your own, then train under different environmental conditions, try zeros at different ranges and specify the conditions for a rifle’s zero. Its 3D scenarios include long-range moving targets and high-angle shooting.

Ballistics and ammunition

The ballistics calculator simulates ammunition and accounts for gravity, air resistance, bore angle, aerodynamic jump, scope height over bore, horizontal and vertical Coriolis drift, wind drift from arbitrary directions including headwinds, spin drift, density altitude and several minor corrections. You can compare ammunition by ballistic performance, and visualize wind direction and intensity through swaying vegetation and particles that follow wind currents.

Preset ammunition includes 7.62 NATO, .338 Lapua Magnum and .50 BMG. You can also create up to 500 ammunition types by entering ballistic data. Internal ballistics options include powder-temperature adjustments and user-defined random variation in projectile mass and ammunition pressure.

Targets and maps

There are three target types: mobile, flip, and flip and hostage. Four maps offer multiple target ranges, and you can place a target on any map by pressing Enter.

• Dynamic target map: practice shooting at moving targets.
• High angle map: practice shooting at an angle.
• Sandbox map: place a target on a flat map and set its distance, orientation and speed.
• 360-degree map: engage targets in a 360-degree arc at ranges out to 1,500 yards, allowing you to simulate Coriolis drift.

Scopes and reticles

The simulator includes several scope categories: front focal plane, second focal plane, dual focal plane and digital scopes. Reticles use either mil-rad or MOA measurements and function as they do in real scopes; you can practice using them to range targets and calculate holdover. Preset scopes and reticles are included, and you can create a scope by loading a custom image file and entering a few variables. You can also design and load your own reticle.