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ShotAnalyzerX

Support & User Guide for ShotAnalyzerX.
Professional shooting analysis for precision shooters. Measure group sizes (MOA, MIL, mm), analyze multiple groups on a single target photo, and overlay series with Virtual Composite Groups to identify shooter consistency and barrel stability.

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🎯 Advanced Precision Shooting Features

ShotAnalyzerX goes beyond basic group measurement, giving precision marksmen, reloaders, and competitive shooters powerful analytical tools.

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Multi-Group Target Analysis

Analyze multiple independent shot groups on a single target sheet or photo without cropping or uploading separate images. Each group receives distinct color coding, center-to-center dispersion, and separate Mean Point of Impact (MPI) calculations.

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Virtual Composite Group Overlay

Overlay and aggregate multiple distinct shot series into a single composite virtual group. By aligning group centers, you can analyze true firearm and ammunition dispersion over large sample sizes (e.g. 5x5 or 10x3) while immediately exposing shooter instability, barrel heating, and canting issues.

🔧 Common Questions

You can create and manage multiple independent groups on the same target photo. This is ideal for ladder load testing, testing different ammunition batches, or shooting 5-bullseye targets without having to take separate photos or crop images manually.
Virtual Composite Group analysis aligns the Mean Point of Impact (MPI) of multiple shot series and overlays them onto a single unified virtual target. This eliminates zero drift between sessions, providing statistically sound accuracy metrics over larger shot samples (e.g. 25-50 shots) and revealing subtle shooter consistency or rifle stability issues.
No. The app works entirely offline and stores your projects and data locally on your device. It does not require any account or send data to external servers.
Yes! You can choose between MOA (Minute of Angle), MIL (Milliradian), inches, and millimeters in the app settings, depending on your optics and preference.
You can import target photos directly from your device's photo gallery or capture a new target photo with your camera within the application.
Place a coin, grid ruler, or known distance marker on your target. In ShotAnalyzerX, set the reference line between two known points (e.g. 1 inch grid or 25mm coin diameter) to calibrate the exact pixel-to-real-world ratio.

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