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Both apps keep firearms and range sessions organized. GUNR documents specialized load testing and chronograph imports; Range Pocket combines Loading Lab records with training plans and supported competition workflows.
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Consider Range Pocket if you want entered Loading Lab records, drill-based training plans and NRA ARC or Bullseye competition workflows with your range log.
Explore Range PocketPublished by ArmorySync, maker of Range Pocket, using developer documentation and store listings. “Not stated in source” means the linked material does not establish the feature; it does not mean the feature is absent. Availability can vary by plan, platform and version.
| Workflow | Range Pocket | GUNR |
|---|---|---|
| Range visits | Save range visits with firearm entries, round counts, target photos and notes. Feature details | Activity records include photos, weather, chronograph readings and location. Source 1 |
| Ammunition | Keep ammunition records and connect ammunition use to range visits. Feature details | Tracks factory-ammunition performance. Not stated in source: an on-hand stock balance that decrements after a session. Source 3 |
| Reloading records | Loading Lab organizes entered records, references and saved range tests. Feature details | Charge and COAL tests, velocity graphs and saved recipes; chronograph CSV import is advertised as Pro. Source 1Source 3 |
| Training | Build plans from drills, link them to range visits and track completed practice. Feature details | Practice activity logging is documented. Not stated in source: a structured drill-plan builder. Source 1 |
| Match scoring & results | NRA ARC and Bullseye match setup, scoring and standings, with connected shared competition workflows. Feature details | Competition activity logs and an activity-based community leaderboard. Not stated in source: shared match scoring or match administration. Source 1Source 3 |
| Export | Export a range-visit report as a PDF and choose where to save or share it. Feature details | PDF reports are advertised as Pro; the FAQ also describes PDF or CSV exports for records. Source 3Source 2 |
| Devices & transfer | iPhone and Android. Personal-record transfers stay within the same platform; they do not continuously sync two libraries. Feature details | iOS and Android. The FAQ describes cloud synchronization and core offline features. Source 2 |
| Costs & value | A firearm’s total combines its purchase price, modifications and linked parts. It excludes ammunition and accessories. Inventory totals include ammo on iOS, but not Android. Feature details | A separate Cost of Reloading app is part of the GUNR suite; check that app’s scope separately. Source 1 |
Personal firearm, ammunition, range-visit, and training records are stored on your device. Exporting, sharing, transferring, or submitting information to a connected feature can create a copy elsewhere. Shared competition data uses online services; device backups depend on your operating-system settings.
In version 2.4, the free allowance is two ammunition records and two records per Loading Lab category. Premium and Premium Instructor remove those limits. Check your edition's in-app plan screen for other allowances and current pricing before subscribing.
Review device transfer, privacy and platform detailsYes. Its developer listing names CSV import from supported chronographs as a Pro feature. Range Pocket’s Loading Lab is described here as an organizer for entered records, references and saved tests; this comparison does not claim equivalent device-import support.
Source 3Its developer listing describes rankings earned through activities, load tests and recipes. That does not establish shared match scoring. Range Pocket supports NRA ARC and Bullseye match setup, scoring and standings.
Source 3The official sources describe PDF exports as Pro, but differ in how they present cloud backup and some free allowances. Check the current in-app plan before subscribing. This comparison does not assign a fixed price or promise a free export tier.
Source 1Source 2Source 3Checked November 10, 2026. These are the developers’ descriptions; check current in-app options for features that matter to you.
Start with your own firearm and one range visit. Review the records, reports and plan allowances on your device.