Profiles

A profile is one rifle-and-scope setup. Create one profile per rifle (or per rifle-and-load combination) so the solver has accurate inputs. The active profile drives every calculation.

Creating and editing

• Profiles (drawer → Configuration) lists your profiles; tap one to edit, or add a new one via the guided New Profile flow.
• Changes save as you type — there is no Save button.
• Tap the ? beside any field for an explanation of what to enter.

Key fields

• Muzzle velocity — the single most important input. Chronograph it if you can; see Importing Data for chronograph file import.
• Zero range — the distance the rifle is zeroed at.
• Sight height — centre of the scope above the centre of the bore.
• Barrel twist — rate and direction; used for spin drift.
• Projectile — attached from the library or your own entries; see Projectiles.
• Discipline — airgun, rimfire, rimfire PRS, centrefire hunting, long range, F-Class or PRS. Sets the default widget layout on Results.

Scope & reticle

The profile’s Scope panel holds the optic’s details:

• Tap the scope tile to open the Select Scope picker — a searchable library grouped by manufacturer (plus generic entries). Picking a scope pre-fills its specs and linked reticle.
• Tap the reticle tile to open the Select Reticle picker (grouped by manufacturer, with thumbnail previews). The reticle drives the Scope View widget.
• Picking a reticle whose design implies a focal plane (e.g. an “FFP” model) auto-selects that focal plane. For FFP the Calibrated Magnification field is advisory only — an FFP reticle reads true at every magnification.
• Scope Click Value enables the “clicks” adjustment display and the Scope View turret controls.

Per-profile units

Each profile can carry its own unit preferences (an airgun profile in metres and joules, a fullbore profile in yards and ft·lbf). See Settings & Units.

Layouts

Each discipline has a default Results layout; your customisations are saved per profile. See Results & Layouts.