Entry level chronograph

Not worth going cheap on if you ask me. Air chrony is a good one, no need for extra lights, always working in all light conditions.

I should have a Caldwell ballistics sometime today.i paid 69$ new and I'll let you know if it's junk or a usable unit for the money.

I have a Caldwell. It does a good job for me.

I use Pro Chrony Digital for around $100 and it is great, much better than the green or red fold out units I have had in the past.

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Waiting for chrony that Ed (Edgun) uses. Heard good things about it.

"wll2506"I use Pro Chrony Digital for around $100 and it is great, much better than the green or red fold out units I have had in the past.

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I second that motion. I've had two of them and their performance is perfect.

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"wll2506"I use Pro Chrony Digital for around $100 and it is great, much better than the green or red fold out units I have had in the past.

wll2506

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I second that motion. I've had two of them and their performance is perfect.

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I'll 3rd it - works great. Budget for a good tripod though too...makes set up easier. I was looking in your $ range when buying and there were too many good reviews on multiple sites to not spend the extra 10-15 bucks and keep from second guessing the little money spent later. 

I have one of the Pro Chrono Digital on the way. Should be here next week. Have read nothing but great reviews.

I have a pro Chrony digital with the pc interface. I'm am new at air gunning but have cast and reloaded all my own ammo for many years. Had mine up on a camera tripod and a clumsy friend tripped on the cord and over it went. Broke one of the sensor "eyes" off its circuit board and I had to buy another one.

harbor freight makes a cheap carry case with a foam block that is partially sliced at 1/2" increments in every direction. You just pull out foam cubes until you have a void the size of the unit. Cord, USB adapter, rods, and sun screens fit nicely and keeps it safe.