I NEED a new Chrono. But I need it to work on both PCP and Springers. Any feedback appreciated.
Is the FX chrono Springer Friendly?
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Yes, I too have used it on some springers and it works fine.
Another interesting option would be the Air Chrony which Steve Scially tested out recently. I haven't tried one of those, but he seemed to like it and they are in stock at AOA.
AOA Air-Chrony
Look at Steve's comments starting at about 46:40 here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLNCD6L3smk
Another interesting option would be the Air Chrony which Steve Scially tested out recently. I haven't tried one of those, but he seemed to like it and they are in stock at AOA.
AOA Air-Chrony
Look at Steve's comments starting at about 46:40 here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLNCD6L3smk
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Based on feedback I got there's a certain percentage that told me they don't trust the readings that always have to double check with their other brand crony.
If buying the FX buy an additional crony different brand as a second opinion.
I like my Labradar the best which I shoulda bought to begin with its like 4 chronys in one. I pretty much own all other brands of chrony except the FX and cheap Chinese chrony that reads in meters per second.
Dont need to place 2 different chronys at muzzle and at target any more.
If buying the FX buy an additional crony different brand as a second opinion.
I like my Labradar the best which I shoulda bought to begin with its like 4 chronys in one. I pretty much own all other brands of chrony except the FX and cheap Chinese chrony that reads in meters per second.
Dont need to place 2 different chronys at muzzle and at target any more.
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I have a traditional chrono for range use. For tuning at home, indoors, I like the Magnetospeed. As with radar, it needs no light. But it's not sensitive to muzzle position, and I'm often shooting at a steep downward angle into a pellet trap. It is absolutely accurate and reliable. It is a bit tedious if working with several rifles, since you have to attach the bayonet to the muzzle. And for the same reason, I don't use it for accuracy tuning while shooting a group, since anything attached to the barrel will affect harmonics. Different chronos for different uses.
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Thanks for the feedback. I decided to take a chance on the FX. Truth be told, I would have bought the LabRadar, but I didn’t get stimulated, and will need to save up for it. Figured I can sell it when the time comes. In the meantime, I will submit an honest review to my Channel on YouTube.
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