Chronographs

[JHermsen]

I need a chrono and had IR chronos highly recommended to me.

Does anyone have experiences or recommendations for a chono?

Thank you.

[phish]

You'll probably want to take a look at the CED chrono, it has a IR screen option. My Shooting Chrony is okay in that it's portable, but the documentation sucks and the interface is rather clunky.

[RaymondMillbrae]

I have the "BETA MASTER" Chrony, and it suites my needs.(Don't want to say it backwards though).

I even shot it while getting carried away and rapid firing through it, and it's still going strong. Like my buddy says, "It's got character now".

In Christ: Raymond

[ireload]

I have the Chrony but the basic version of what RaymondMillbrae have. I like mine and does well with working up my loads.

[C.G.]

I highly recommend CED M2. I don't have the IR, but it works well and has decent software for downloading data stored.

[Rwnielsen]

I highly recommend CED M2. I don't have the IR, but it works well and has decent software for downloading data stored.

I had a Crony first time around and then got the CED MII. Much better machine.
The optional case is really slick. There's an IR option for it too.

[Kiba]

Another CED MII user here.

Used to have a Chrony and a Pact... the CED MII is more reliable, gets readings under conditions the others won't, the memory/review features on the main unit come in handy, and the software is nice to dump logs out to excel.

I don't have the IR option because I've never used it indoors, but someone here at work has a CED MII with the IR screens and says it works very well indoors.

[JHermsen]

Thank you gentlemen, I very much appreciate the input.

I've used the Chrony Beta previously and was lukewarm on it.