Using QuickLOAD Updates

[ELR Researcher]

www.neconos.com.

[GovGeek]

I didn't know this existed. HOLY CRAP IT'S EXPENSIVE!

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[LynnJr]

And that explanation is why I should never own a computer.

[stilly]

That is a perfect example of a company that has the knowledge, but not one decent programmer... I could probably write a better update macro through VBA in Excel...

[GovGeek]

If I could mine the libraries, whipping something up in .NET Visual Studio wouldn't be too difficult. But that would be stealing perhaps. So I'd have to find the data myself somehow.

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[Metal God]

I've been considering buying the program . If I were to buy the program for $152 would that include ALL the updates to date ??? If not how much more would I be looking to spend to be completely up to date ???

[stilly]

SOMEWHERE I once found some 150MB file that had a METRIC-****-TON of reloading data for just about EVERY possible caliber EVER made both in real life and on the planet Neptune.

I think I lost a few days of sleep with all of the reading I did, but damn, I gotta know where I put that file, I forgot... :\ I remember it was unzipping FOR DAYS!

[ruggyh]

I didn't know this existed. HOLY CRAP IT'S EXPENSIVE!

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Cheap compared to the cost of a blown up gun or missing finger.

[ELR Researcher]

And that explanation is why I should never own a computer.

Lynn:

Its step-by-step. YOU, sir, can do it.

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For those that think they can just whip something up comparable to QL, you have ZERO idea how much data is in there and how many variables you can tinker with - the very detailed tech data on the cartridges, the projectiles, the powder...

If you buy the latest version, 3.9, you get all the prior updates. That is SOP with every software product I know of.

Real simple, if you have questions, call the 800# - all PRE-sale (or post-sale). Its regrettable they do such a horrible job marketing this product. Not even one screen shot, as if the product was suppose to sell itself. Gross sub-optimization of the business opportunity. Almost totally word of mouth.

[ar15barrels]

I've been considering buying the program . If I were to buy the program for $152 would that include ALL the updates to date ??? If not how much more would I be looking to spend to be completely up to date ???

When you buy it, you get the most recent version available with all the updates that exist at the time you bought it.

It's totally worth the asking price.

[ar15barrels]

I didn't know this existed. HOLY CRAP IT'S EXPENSIVE!

And totally worth the purchase price if you are someone who wants to learn a WHOLE BUNCH more about internal ballistics without burning up $1000's of dollars worth of bullets and powder.

[ar15barrels]

SOMEWHERE I once found some 150MB file that had a METRIC-****-TON of reloading data for just about EVERY possible caliber EVER made both in real life and on the planet Neptune.

Quickload does not have ANY reloading data in it's libraries.
All it has are powder, case and projectile specs.
Quickload runs CALCULATIONS with these specs to estimate how the components will behave when fired.

[ar15barrels]

Its regrettable they do such a horrible job marketing this product. Not even one screen shot, as if the product was suppose to sell itself. Gross sub-optimization of the business opportunity. Almost totally word of mouth.

The people that really benefit from it already have it or will hear about it from others that do.
Most people are too cheap to spend the money on it.

People are used to the new "app" model where you sell something for $2 to millions of people.
There are probably not even thousands of people worldwide per year that will see enough value in the Quickload to buy it though so there's no benefit to lowering the price and trying to attract more customers to make up for lost profits from the lower sales price...

[ruggyh]

Very powerful tool

ar15barrels is spot on

Used in most every Munitions manufactures ballistic lab in the country

be safe
Ruggy

[chevy95]

Question

First, I'm not a scientist. Just a poor old, retired LEO with no math or science skills and barely literate enough to pose these questions.
This is a computer program that is set-up to accept various pieces of information, compute (adjust) those tidbits and provide the correct ballistics for the information given. Is that right? If it is, then my question is - do they ever do any real world verification, ie go to the range and let ELR or some other entity test it out? Or is the computer modeling so accurate that they don't need to do that?
Second series - don't want to assume anything. This program is contains handgun and shotgun info? I'm sure the LE labs could find good use for a program of this type which might help solve some homicide cases or at least clarify certain issues.

Thank you