Chrono for autoloader

[Dirtlaw]

Suggestions for a chronograph for use at indoor ranges in connection with dialing in pistol ammunition.

[ysr_racer]

Suggestions for a chronograph for use at indoor ranges in connection with dialing in pistol ammunition.

Labradar for 700 bucks works indoors. All the rest need some ambient light. Florescent light messes with the timing.

Come to Raahauge's and you can use mine.

[croue]

[Dirtlaw]

The labradar looks like a nice unit. Hate to say it but I probably should have asked Brad in the first place! Oh well, when I die my wife is going to get rid of tons of stuff I never had the chance to use. She will likely sell cheap.

[Dirtlaw]

So I guess the Labradar ends up being my third chronograph. Sometimes I think I just fell of a turnip truck. Should have done more research. Saw a deal. You know the story.

[croue]

[newbie1234]

I found two ways BUT I DO NOT KNOW IF IT WORKS OR NOT- THE GUN FLASH MAY MESS UP THE READING. I do not have chronograph , if I have one I will do this first:

(1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ci8enqVWPS4

If it does not work out then I will find a way to have a portable 24 Vcd, connect 16 1.5 batteries in series then buy this
(2) https://ads.midwayusa.com/product/10...SABEgKdN_D_BwE
Edit : or this one comes with batery pack.

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1015050545?pid=628006

If both ways don't work out then PM yrs_Racer and see him at Raahauge

[Paul_R]

My CED M2 works great with the infrared screens and battery pack. The problem indoors is getting in front of the firing line to set up. Not allowed at most indoor ranges. That leaves lab radar.

[ysr_racer]

It's just easier to chrono outdoors.

[ysr_racer]

Chrono'd some loads today at Raahauge's. Piece of cake. Much easier outdoors