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Any suggestions on the best Chronograph for Double Rifles?


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Chrony F-1. All you need and easy to set up. Plus you won't feel as bad when you shoot it.


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And if you shoot the skyscreens the parts are individually available and are $7 - $17 dollers depending on what you have to replace.



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Chrono http://www.google.com/products...nBDg&ved=0CH0Q8wIwAA

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That is exactly what happened, I was happily banging away with the .470 working on a load and just as I was pulling the trigger the UPS man blew his horn and I can assure you a 500 grain solid did a lovely job on the chronograph. Mine was a bog standard Chrony and I just wondered if anyone knew of one which may be a bit more accurate with the DR.

Thanks for all your help.

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Chrony F-1. All you need and easy to set up. Plus you won't feel as bad when you shoot it.


I agree with the above, for obvious reasons. The top one was last weekend. After the one below I started using a piece of lexan as a shield in front of the display, but last Saturday a wad cleared it then took out the middle and back end in a shower of plastic, metal, and electronics. Despite being soft a 100 grain lubed wad at 1300fps packs a punch! The bullet cleared just fine, but despite the device being only 10 feet from the muzzle the spread of the wads did me in. Still less than the cost of a tank of gas though, and I got a few years of use from it.




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There's an new kid on the block that is worth exploring!

A gun mounted chronograph! No more shot up boxes!


http://www.magnetospeed.com/pr...allistic-chronograph


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I have a Chrony and an Oehler. I have set them up in series and shot across both of them. I have never noticed more than 25-50 fps difference between them. That is a level of precision beyond my capabilities as a reloader to appreciate. The Chrony can be set up and in use in about two minutes, the Oehler takes considerably longer. That said, I am sure the Oehler is a "better" chrono in terms of quality, consistency, etc., given that it is using three eyes versus two. But the one I always load to take to the range is the Chrony.


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Well under there is a sucker born every minit I decided to order one on the new magnospeed chronographs. So we shall see.
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Bill They're new and I didn't find any real owners reports. BUT the reviews all sounded good. Check it out with a web search. If I were needing one now I'd spring for one before one of the boxes.


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Well they emailed it has shiped. I will try it out and post my results.
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At first...I did not like the idea as attaching it to your barrel might alter harmonics making it useless to shoot for grouping at the same time as chronographing.

But after looking at the so-called "custom application" on the web-site...one could mount it on the front rest or on a stand on the bench.


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They've had something similar for bows for a while. It screws into the mounting hole for the stabilizer...works great. For a rifle, I wouldn't be too keen on mounting it on the barrel.
 
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Think about getting a PACT. They seem to last forever.

I've been shooting over the same set of skyscreens that originally came with my Pact chrono since the early 80's. The unit is so old that Pact said I can't use their newer skyscreens with the diffusers on top and nothing can be updated on it.


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Since 1986, same Oehler 35P is still ticking...


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Chris, I still use the tried and true method that Heym uses....if the bullets bounce on the way to the target, add more powder. :-)
 
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Ohhh That's cold!

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Chris, I still use the tried and true method that Heym uses....if the bullets bounce on the way to the target, add more powder. :-)


Careful, now... or I'll post that photo of you and your brother so everyone can see exactly what they're dealing with.


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OOOOOH NOOOO ! :-)
 
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Careful, now... or I'll post that photo of you and your brother so everyone can see exactly what they're dealing with.


Is there banjo music playing in the background?


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Sounds like they need a bit of chlorine in the gene pool. Big Grin


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chrono's aren't any tougher on doubles than boltguns.. i'd be able to shoot mine with a 450NE, no problem...


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with beibs it's more like a gene puddle not pool Big Grin
 
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Ah yes....the old frozen lubed big bore wad does in the chrony...I remember that well! Winter shooting in Alaska as it's best!

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+ 1 on the PACT, I've had mine for about 12 years and the only problem I had was when I left it in the car and the temp got to about 25F. It refused to work.

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I use a 35P, but have shot several times over a buddy's that I like alot - see the link.

http://shootingsoftware.com/chronographs.htm


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