I'm thinking it's time I bought my own Chronograph. Any thoughts out there on makes and models? I really don't want to buy Chinese...
NE of Tulsa
NE of Tulsa
I’ve been looking as well and I hear a lot about Labradar
I've been using a LabRadar for the last couple of years and really like it. It's quick to set up, pretty simple to use and has been very reliable.
I've been using a shooting chrony for many years. About 5 years ago, bought I think it was a mag tech because it would work with a corded screen to show speed results on the bench. Side by side they both agreed on shot speed. Let a new guy at the range try his load through it. Afterward we talked, and he left. Never got his name.
It never worked after that. Went to look and there was a streak across the screen where a bullet creased it. Junk now.
It never worked after that. Went to look and there was a streak across the screen where a bullet creased it. Junk now.
Thanks to all. I figured there had to be some quality info on this forum.
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I've also got a Shooting Chrony, the Beta Master model. Good reliable device and they were inexpensive but I don't think they are in production any more.
I use the magnetospeed V3, so far I love it! The data logging mailed it easy when switching between different loads.
I've got a magnetospeed and a labradar. Certain situations the labradar is great, but if your range has a low baffle, there's a good chance it won't work. The magnetospeed is the one I recommend most often and it's a great piece of equipment.
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