Pro-Chrono All Good
Allelujah!!!!!!
After questionable first time results with my Pro-Chrono in the garage, I was relieved to find out that it worked flawlessly outside today. I pumped about 200 Pellets through it today and had not even 1 error message. I learned that my .22 TSS shoots between 804-818fps with the majority being between 808-814fps range. 😀
I also learned that .22 CB caps only travel at about 710fss and the biggest eyeopener was that my Webley Tempest only throws a .177 pellet about 350fps:shock: Not the 500fps I was told it did! all and all a great day.. Thanks for your help guys
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This is where I got mine $106 free shipping
http://www.yeoldearcheryshoppe.com/prochrono-digital-chronograph-p-182.html
Midway has coupons – do a google.
Does anyone know who has the best price on a pro-chrono right now? Thanks
Yup remote control too!!!
Yep, the have all the attachments including a direct PC interface. Head over to cometition electronics website.
Does anyone know if they have the little printer for it? I have one for my chrony and like it, when it works, but I get a lot of error messages with the shooting chrony and may want to switch.
I really like my ProChrono Digital model. I find it’s much more user friendly and it is capable of recording up to 99 shots per shot string. Looking back, I am pleased to be rid of that chrony piece of junk and all of its frustrating error messages.
Can’t go wrong with ProChrono
After much research I think I will try a pro-chrony. Too many negatives on the others. Thanks
That’s one of the reasons I bought a chronograph, so I would really know if certain guns were actually achieving the velocity they claimed.
You will find out that a lot of guns or powderburner handloads are nowhere near what the makers claim. The one eye don’t lie. 😉
What pellets did you use with those fps numbers?
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Thanks