I'm looking to document just how slow my arrows go. :bigsmyl: Maybe even shoot a few rifles through a chronograph. Wondering which model chronograph the TradGangsters like/use?
I'm leaning toward this one: "Shooting Chrony Gamma Master Chronograph which includes a remote LCD monitor and Ballistic Printer". Any comments/suggestions?
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I use a Pact model 1 it works great and they have excelent customer service.
I had a chrony (cheapest and most basic model), they work fine.
I now have a Pact Model 1 that I like very well.
I have a Chrony archery model I like very well & I use it for everything. Frank
I also have a Shooting Chrony, works very well
Who sells the Pact Model 1? Is there a web site?
Go with the most basic Chrono. I had the fancy one with the printer and never used all the extra stuff. Basically, what you need is a chrono that will easily register the arrow speed in all light conditions. Get the basic unit with the optional lights for low light conditions.
Dave in Ft. Collins, CO
Pact has a website, just do a search for them.
Dachba is right, you don't need the bells and whistles for occaisional use. The easier to set up, the more you'll use it.
I have a Pact with the printer built in. It sometimes shows inconsistant speeds or an error when chronographing arrows. I suspect it has to do with the arrow going thru its parrodox and not giving a clear signal. Has anyone else had this happen? Maybe one of the other brands is more consistant for arrows.... Jim
I bought a brand new 240.00 crono and got to use it one time. I held my bow to low and put a arrow right through the guts of it. It cost me 240 bucks, but now I know my 70lb Silvertip with a 2219 arrow and 250 gr on the head, will shoot through a radio. I'm done with those rascals.
Billy