Chronograph

[Olderfart]

Labradar does not “stay busy” for 10 seconds between shots.

It is absurdly simple to aim the unit.

There is simply no way the Labradar unit affects accuracy.

Your muzzle need not be directly in line with the unit.

People should stop spreading silly myths about this unit.

The only limitations are that it does not work with shotgun pellets due to the number of them, it has trouble with the audio trigger when shooting subsonic .22 lr from a long barrel rifle, and it requires a manual trigger (about 40 bucks extra) for arrows and air guns.

It works in the rain, it works in fog, wind, sunshine, and with black powder and smokeless powder guns that launch a single projectile.

It is an amazing piece of technology.

This is what I have heard and Youtubed - Ya I know Youtube.
Well this has been extremely informative.
Thank you VERY MUCH
I will be purchasing a Labradar.
If my 22-250 AI is still pending on a friend's land purchase where it can be fully utilized. The negotiations unfortunately have gotten cold. The current land owners kids are creating family issues which are screwing things up. All of my other tools should fall within the Labradar's specs.

[divingin]

Your dog is measuring your velocity?

I find the same as you.

The Labradar triggers on the sound of the muzzle blast, then looks for the bullet entering the radar beam. A nearby shooter will trigger the unit, but the shot will be ignored as the bullet is not detected (unless your neighbor is a pretty crappy shot.)

I haven't had too many problems that weren't caused by misconfiguration.

The phone/tablet app is handy but has a tendency to lose connection with the unit (I have not checked for revisions on the app or firmware in a while though, so take that with a grain of salt.)

I'm pretty satisfied with it.