17 January 2008, 22:47
dubs22-250chronograph recommendation please
Can you get a decent and accurate chrono for around $100???
17 January 2008, 23:25
Allan DeGrootI'd actually recommend a cheaper chrono over an expensive one.
And even then NEVER let someone else shoot through it.
AD
17 January 2008, 23:39
dubs22-250quote:
And even then NEVER let someone else shoot through it.
AD
I must ask why not??
17 January 2008, 23:57
Claret_Dabbler"Chronograph sudden death syndrome."
Caused by the inexperienced forgetting that their line of sight is 2" above their muzzle.

18 January 2008, 00:02
dubs22-250that's hilarious and makes sense!!!
My dad once removed an expensive paint job from the hood of his truck because the crosshairs didn't tell the real story of where the barrel was.
18 January 2008, 08:45
highpower223Sorry man, you now a days you have to weed through the 'greater-than-thou' and jerry senfield's to get any answers. Truth is, IMHO, you can get good information from a chrony. Get that ES down and you should see smaller groups if your doing your part. I have a shootingchrony. I dont think thats the best unit by far. But its all about compairing apples to apples. right?
18 January 2008, 19:01
stillbeemanSome have more whistles and bells and cost more but the basic job they all do is tell you how fast your bullet is going. The rest you can do with a pencil and paper.
You can get a re-furbed Chrony for under $100.
18 January 2008, 20:59
wrongtargetYou can get a brand spanking new F1 Master with the remote digital display that sits on the shooting bench for well under $100 if you do a wise little shopping.
http://lockstock.com/prodinfo.asp?number=CHRF1Mhttp://www.eabco.com/chronyshooting.htmhttp://www.realguns.com/Commentary/comar44.htmhttp://www.realguns.com/Commentary/comar111.htm