Looking for renting a chrono

[Johneracer]

Hello,

This is a shot the In the dark but does anyone have a chrono I can rent for whatever you think is fair? I am developing a 45 super and am curious what is the velocity. I have so much reloading crap in the garage and I hate to buy more. Maybe if one of you guys goes to Angeles with a chrono I could join you? Thank you

[BigBronco]

Good luck with that. I loaned a brand new on in the ox out once and the borrower shot it. Fortunately I told him you shoot it you bought it. He did pay for it. I no longer loan out Chrono's. I do wish you the best of luck though.

[Eljay]

I also have a you break it you bought it policy and have had to actually collect once. I don't lend them out but if I have one set up and I'm done and somebody I know wants to use it they're more than welcome to. As long as they're carrying cash with them...

[JDay]

Call your local ranges, some rent them out.

[JMP]

For just testing pistol, your run of the mill light sensor chronograph can be had very cheaply if you don't get all the fancy bluetooth gadgets.

Here: $69 plus a 9V.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/626107/caldwell-ballistic-precision-chronograph

Makes it cheap enough to avoid renting or imposing.

[Johneracer]

Oh course I break it I buy it. I know I can get it cheap and money is not an issue I just hate storing that stuff I. The garage. It is overflowing with stuff. Thanks for the advice

[Eljay]

Then buy one and sell it when you're done.

[Burbur]

Then buy one and sell it when you're done.

I will rent you one for $100, for the rest of your life.

[stranded1980]

Where & when do you shoot? I'd bet some of us would be willing to meet you at our local range, and you can use our chronos, especially if we were going to be there anyway.

[Eljay]

In his original post he said he shoots at Angeles.

[stranded1980]

In his original post he said he shoots at Angeles.

Yikes, I completely missed that. More proof that I'm getting old.