Shot Timer

[rodralig]

Haven't had any issues with the PACT - it was just too simple, with too few functionality.

The CED has the bells and whistles - but then, the buttons didn't even last last years with just 10-mins dry practice per day. Good thing DAA replaced it!

I have had the PP2 - so far, so good! Sturdy and all...!

PS: I have the ShotMaxx 2 when I am in an indoor range, btw. Or when I like to capture my splits in a match (for self-diagnosis).

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[alexg2]

AMG Lab Commander

AMG Lab's Commander is one that will detect dry fire click of a hammer/striker. Has Bluetooth capability to get string into PractiScore apps, AAA batteries, etc.

[Packy14]

I have owned and tried the Pact, the CED and the Pocket Pro.

In terms of heavy usage for dry practice and competition, I would go with the Pocket Pro II.

https://www.competitionelectronics.com/product/pocket-pro-2-blue/

That said, I think I am getting "gear envy" for the AMG Commander (seen it in action in a recent competition-specific class):

https://www.amg-lab.com/

Cheers,


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Amg looks nice but who knows no track record. Have had my ppII for years

[IVC]

PS: I have the ShotMaxx 2 when I am in an indoor range, btw. Or when I like to capture my splits in a match (for self-diagnosis).

By far the best way to analyze your match performance is to use "Shot Coach" app by Max Michel - timer tells only a small part of the story and the app will give you all that information too by detecting shots in the video. However, with the app, you can tag and measure every element of the performance.

For example, you can tag all the "dead time" - from when the buzzer goes off until you react, the time it takes you to bring the gun up if you enter position with the gun held low, time from the last shot in an array until you move your first foot, time of the reload on the move (when it's completed before you are set up for the next shot), any part of the course where you are not moving, not moving fast enough, etc.

[nitroxdiver]