Chronograph in $125ish range

[RNE228]

Any recommendations for a chronograph in the $125ish range? Possibly option to bluetooth results to phone or laptop?

Initial use would be some 30-06 for a Garand, and some 308 loads.

[kcstott]

Prochrono

[CartridgeCalls]

Caldwell has worked well for me.

[tsoso]

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1022289790?pid=919444

worked fine for me on anything from 9mm to 300wsm it might not be "pretty and fancy" but gets the job done

[heavyhaulin818]

OP, have you looked into LABRADARS?

[ar15barrels]

OP, have you looked into LABRADARS?

Can you show me a $125 labradar?
If you can, I'll order it immediatly.

[pennstater]

Prochrono

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MLC

[RNE228]

I did use the search function before posting. Labradar did pop up, but was a lot more than $125ish.

In previous threads, there didn't seem to be a consensus in that price range.

OP, have you looked into LABRADARS?

[kcstott]

Can you show me a $125 labradar?
If you can, I'll order it immediatly.

He's the prime example of reading comprehension of the general public

[kcstott]

I did use the search function before posting. Labradar did pop up, but was a lot more than $125ish.

In previous threads, there didn't seem to be a consensus in that price range.

The problem it you said Blue tooth and $125ish, that limits your options to two maybe three chronos and only one the Prochrono being bluetooth.
Shooting chrony is still around and they haven't raised their prices in 35 years. (be advised thats not good business practice)
in any event get what you can afford and put it to use. you should never do reloading with out one. reloading is not guess work.
and By the way Labradar is not all it's cracked up to be. I've not talked to anyone that has one that literally can't complain about it. They have issues and they have know limitations. They are great if you have the time to fiddle with the settings and you're the only guy on the range (they pick up other shots sometimes but that shooter needs to be close to you and shooting the same direction.)
Don't be afraid to pick up a used one too, people upgrade all they time. I did, Uncle shot my 30 year old Shooting Chrony so I bought a Caldwell, I didn't like the down range set up so i look at Labradar when they were doing a kick starter or preorder, The lbrdar tops out at 3500 FPS. Well I own a 220 swift that has loads that do well over 4000 fps, Magnitospeed said theirs does 5000fps no issues. and I don't have to have anything set up down range. My next on is going to be a andyscan or a bullet trace. But I'm not buying a labradar Oh and the battery life on the labradar sucks.

[ar15barrels]

I did use the search function before posting. Labradar did pop up, but was a lot more than $125ish.

In previous threads, there didn't seem to be a consensus in that price range.

I can recommend prochrono as well.
I have two older units so they don't have bluetooth, but I have used them for over 20 years with no problems.
I have two so I can shoot through both of them to prove that they match or so I can put one downrange at 100yds and one at the muzzle and shoot through both to measure the velocity loss over 100yds which is then used to backwards calculate actual BC.