In the market to purchase a chronograph. Anyone have one for sale or can anyone suggest a reliable brand? Thanks!
In the market to purchase a chronograph. Anyone have one for sale or can anyone suggest a reliable brand? Thanks!
Shooting Chrony is hard to beat and the main frame housing is not that cheap plastic. They have several models and accessories. Mine has a jack so to plug in a printer.
Will definitely take a look at those. Thanks.
got a Chrony from USAMidway (nothing fancy) for about $100. For something that I don't use til I get a new toy(s), it works well for me.
Ray from Auburn
2011 Mathews Z7 w/QAD
2011 Bear Strike Blackout w/QAD
2011 Bowtech Assassin w/QAD
2010 Elite Z28 w/QAD
Carbon Express Maximas
100gr Thunderheads
100gr Tru-fire switchblades
100gr Cabelas CopperHeads
I have had a ProChrono for quite a few years now. It has been a good simple and accurate unit for my pistol, rifle and arrow shooting........and my sons paintball adjustment testing.
Also been a durable unit, packing it with me on hunts and/or camping trips several times, but then I don't just throw it around either.....still pack it in it's original box.
It does require good outdoor daylighting and hates indoor HID or fluorescent lighting due to stroboscopic effect from ballasted lights (typical for chronographs).
If I start getting readings that I feel are way off, it's usually because of dim early/late day light or the 9V battery is getting weak.
I've also had off reading when it's well below freezing, the once or twice I was dumb enough to out testing in the cold......once the sun hit it for a few minutes it was fine again.
I have not tried the lighting kit with my personal one, but see they have a new indoor LED lighting kit that may work ok.
2009 Martin Bengal M2 Pro Cam w/factory STS & CCS.....66lbs, 29" DL, 422gr @ 272fps, Winners Choice string/cable, Trophy Taker drop-away Rest, Scott Release
1996 Martin Firecat XRG Pro Series w/Ultra Sonic wheels.....69lbs, 29" DL, 465gr @ 245fps, w/fingers & Martin leather glove
Mine's the ProChrono as well. RLW nailed everything on the head. Good chrono, but quirky about the right light.
2006 Rytera Bullet X 60#---2008 Moab 70#
2008/12 Firecat 60#--- 2010 Warthog 70#
2010/2012 Alien X 65# 2011 Onzas 60 & 70#
2009 Warthog 70#---2009 Firehawk 70#
2010 Strother SR-71 65# & 2012 Strother Rush 65#
I hunt, therefore I eat. lol
here's my vote for the ProChrono. got mine out of the bargain cave at cabelas. not a thing wrong with it...it says i'm getting 672 fps all the time.
(just funnin')
Has anyone tried the Beta Chrony blue and what do you think of it .
I've got the Beta model Shooting Chrony and love it. Most of it's workout is shooting bullets over it, but I've been finding it works great for arrows too. I will reiterate the statements that several others have.....Flourecent lights affect the reading terribly! Strong direct sunlight also affects the readings, but most kits come with diffusers for the sunlight and as an option you can get a lighting kit for using them indoors. I think I spent about $100 for mine but got the printer and such for it too. Very nice product to have whether you shoot guns or bows.
-2011 Martin Silencer 63# 29.5", Limbsaver prism elite .029 sight, Alpine Whisperflite drop away rest, Alpine 5 arrow quiver, G5 1/4" Meta Peep, Carbon Express 8" stabilizer, Gold Tip Warrior and Expedition Hunter (385gr), G5 Montec
-2011 Martin Silencer, 73# 29.5", Limbsaver prism elite .019 sight, QAD Ultra Rest Pro LD, Tight Spot 5 arrow quiver, 1/4" G5 Meta peep, Carbon Express 8" stabilizer, Gold Tip Expedition Hunter 7595 camo (441gr), G5 Montec BH.