Competition Electronics ProChrono DLX Chronograph w/bluetooth

[ysr_racer]

I just bought one of these. Man this thing works great.

It even announces the FPS out loud. Anybody in Orange County need anything chrono'd? I'm a member at Raahauge's, so pay for your range time, and bring your ammo.

[anonymouscuban]

What it set you back. I just shot my chrono last week. Twice. [emoji55][emoji55][emoji55] So need a new one.

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[ysr_racer]

What it set you back. I just shot my chrono last week. Twice. [emoji55][emoji55][emoji55] So need a new one.

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$125 from optics planet. My last chrono was 30 plus years ago. It was a TNT, timer n tach. Anybody remember those?

[J-cat]

I just bought one of these. Man this thing works great.

It even announces the FPS out loud. Anybody in Orange County need anything chrono'd? I'm a member at Raahauge's, so pay for your range time, and bring your ammo.

How can you tell the velocities are accurate?

[ysr_racer]

How can you tell the velocities are accurate?

I have no reason to think they're not, do you?

[lordmorgul]

[ysr_racer]

. The DLX Bluetooth has been great and even allows different people present to connect and save their own strings on their own phone.
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I never thought of that. Thanks

[anonymouscuban]

Ok. That's a cool feature... that you can synchronize multiple phones.

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[J-cat]

I have no reason to think they're not, do you?

[JackEllis]

For someone like me who's a reloader and hunts but isn't a serious competitive shooter, it's good enough.

[ysr_racer]

Meet me out at Raahauge's with yours and we'll compare them?

[J-cat]

Tomorrow at 0800?

[divingin]

How can you tell the velocities are accurate?

For most shooters, accuracy in reading doesn't matter all that much. Consistency in reading shot to shot is what matters.

Maybe if you're trying to make a power factor for pistol competition, OK, but you would likely add in a fudge factor for inconsistent loads anyway, wouldn't you?

[anonymouscuban]

For most shooters, accuracy in reading doesn't matter all that much. Consistency in reading shot to shot is what matters.



Maybe if you're trying to make a power factor for pistol competition, OK, but you would likely add in a fudge factor for inconsistent loads anyway, wouldn't you?

This. If you shoot competitions that require power factor, you give yourself a buffer from the minimum just in case. That's if you're smart. You have some that chase that bunny fart load and then are surprised when they don't make PF at a match due to chrono inconsistency or temperature or whatever.

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[J-cat]

For most shooters, accuracy in reading doesn't matter all that much. Consistency in reading shot to shot is what matters.

Maybe if you're trying to make a power factor for pistol competition, OK, but you would likely add in a fudge factor for inconsistent loads anyway, wouldn't you?

Optical chronys are inconsistent. They read differently depending where the light source is.