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chrono advise please

I am looking for a chrono and need some advise on which one is suited for me. I will be shooting indoors mostly. Thanks

Talon/Talon SS

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I have the Shooting Chrony. I like it, but you do need good light source and its a pain to get an Error every now and then when you miss one of the sensors – that’s just because I hold it in the air rather using shoot of a bench when using it.

I also use it for chronying arrows, otherwise I would have bought the combro unit that lang and Pablo use. Its nice how they sell spares cheap and have no problem with people working on the thing themselves.

Combro mk4 has ajustable mount so it fits any size shroud. Calibre up to .25, maybe a bit bigger but it would be tight. Very easy to use, and so small you find yourself always leaving the mount on the shroud, so u can easily pop the chrono on when u need it.

Highly recommended 😀

quote ivannj:

I am looking for a chrono and need some advise on which one is suited for me. I will be shooting indoors mostly. Thanks

I’ve had a Prochrono digital for about 2 ywars now and love it. They make a lighting kit for $36.

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=852429&t=11082005

Wow, looks a lot more user friendly than the “shoot between two sticks” style. Gotta try that . . . .

quote A*L*F:

Take a look at one of these: http://www.chronoscopes.com/. Infra red so they need no outside light source. Small and as accurate as we need. Made with air guns in mind. Gives averages in feet/sec and ft lbs. I have one and a Shooting Chrony. Never more than 1-2 fps difference between them with half a dozen widely different rifles up to and including a Tony tuned Condor.

Abe

That can attach to the outside of a Tony shroud? It looks so little. If it does, I might have to get me one….

Yup, me and Lang got one too. Mounts to the barrel/shroud and reads up to 2000fps. Instant fpe readout too. Seems to work under most light conditions,dim or bright.

Take a look at one of these: http://www.chronoscopes.com/. Infra red so they need no outside light source. Small and as accurate as we need. Made with air guns in mind. Gives averages in feet/sec and ft lbs. I have one and a Shooting Chrony. Never more than 1-2 fps difference between them with half a dozen widely different rifles up to and including a Tony tuned Condor.

Abe

If you are going to be shooting indoors you are going to need a light kit. Here are a couple of pics for you. The F-1 chrony is good enough for most of our needs

http://www.pyramydair.com/cgi-bin/accessory.pl?accessory_id=1174
http://www.pyramydair.com/cgi-bin/accessory.pl?accessory_id=1157
Light kit…


http://www.pomona-airguns.com/Airgun%20Accessories.htm

http://www.shootingchrony.com/

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