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Version 1.1.12 · 2026-10-21
Welcome to the Air Shooting Diary. In this version: • Improved performance
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The store currently lists version 1.1.12, updated 2026-10-21.








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We are happy to introduce you to our app that allows you to keep a diary of sport air shooting from a pistol and a rifle. The features of the app allow an athlete to save training results and monitor their progress. Using your training notes, an easy-to-use accuracy chart helps to highlight the reasons for improvement or deterioration of shooting.
Professionals and amateurs will find the app helpful because all the training notes and results will be in one place. Only you have access to your training data which is stored on a remote server. Don't worry about data safety or its loss after your smartphone change. You just need to login into your account from any iOS device to access your training results.
The features of the application have been developed with the needs of professional air shooting athletes in mind.…
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Welcome to the Air Shooting Diary. In this version: • Improved performance
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