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I bought a new chronograph, so I don't need my 1995 vintage Shooting CHRONY BETA chronograph. It works fine, but I'll be honest - this thing has always been a overly complicated PITA to use. The instructions for my new Caldwell Ballistic Precision chronograph are about four sentences long...this thing has 6 full pages (18 columns!) of small type. I think the designers were all "Oh lookie - computer chips! Let's cram as much as possible into them, even if no one will ever use 95% of the functions."
And full disclosure - over the years, 3 of the four OEM aluminum rods to hold the "sky screens" paid the ultimate price during hand-load testing.
They've been replaced by threaded stock from the hardware store.
So anyway, I'll trade for a case of Lagunitas IPA (or similar...none of that hazy, juicy, fruity weird s8it), or a box of factory 7mm-08 ammo 139g or heavier
Local'ish only please to Elk Grove or Fair Oaks, or parts between.
And full disclosure - over the years, 3 of the four OEM aluminum rods to hold the "sky screens" paid the ultimate price during hand-load testing.
They've been replaced by threaded stock from the hardware store.So anyway, I'll trade for a case of Lagunitas IPA (or similar...none of that hazy, juicy, fruity weird s8it), or a box of factory 7mm-08 ammo 139g or heavier
Local'ish only please to Elk Grove or Fair Oaks, or parts between.
