New kid on the block (Chronograph, that is)

Lost Sheep · August 3, 2014, 06:18 PM

New kid on the block (Chronograph, that is)

I have been looking at the various $50 to $100 radar devices used for measuring velocity of paintballs, arrows, baseballs, golf balls, etc. If they could measure accurately enough and in the velocity range of bullets rather than velocity range of arrows ,etc, they would be a great boon to firearms shooters. No instruments ahead of the firing line is only the beginning.

Just now, I found about this device which not only measures bullet speed immediately after firing, but also at 5 user-specified distances downrange, giving the ability to check velocity loss and better calculate bullet drop.

http://mylabradar.com/

An interesting thread is here:
http://forum.snipershide.com/s4-snip...ronograph.html

Anyone know any more about this? Unfortunately, the projected price is $550 with availability expected in Fall, 2014.

Lost Sheep

August 3, 2014, 06:18 PM	#1
Lost Sheep Senior Member Join Date: January 24, 2009 Location: Anchorage Alaska Posts: 3,341	New kid on the block (Chronograph, that is) New kid on the block (Chronograph, that is) I have been looking at the various $50 to $100 radar devices used for measuring velocity of paintballs, arrows, baseballs, golf balls, etc. If they could measure accurately enough and in the velocity range of bullets rather than velocity range of arrows ,etc, they would be a great boon to firearms shooters. No instruments ahead of the firing line is only the beginning. Just now, I found about this device which not only measures bullet speed immediately after firing, but also at 5 user-specified distances downrange, giving the ability to check velocity loss and better calculate bullet drop. http://mylabradar.com/ An interesting thread is here: http://forum.snipershide.com/s4-snip...ronograph.html Anyone know any more about this? Unfortunately, the projected price is $550 with availability expected in Fall, 2014. Lost Sheep Last edited by Lost Sheep; August 3, 2014 at 06:50 PM.