Chronograph Rental

[clav]

Any cgners willing to rent/let a guy use a chronograph at Phoenix gun range in Edmonton?

I know it's lame to ask but I don't want to buy a cheap one and want to test some new 9mm loads to determine power factor.

 

[adamg]

In general, for indoor use the Labradar is 458 times better than an optical chrono. So hopefully you can find someone with a Labradar. We have one at our indoor range here in Saskatoon, works great.

 

[clav]

That unit is what I'd love to have...

 

[257Wby]

I’m surprised Phoenix doesn’t have one for rent. It would be a good addition to their business model.

 

[wasrupzuk]

Labradar are not cheap, they would never see a return on their investment.
Anything else is in front of the muzzle and we all know what happens to stuff left down range, lol...I’ve seen 3 of them shot, one was on its first bullet...
Should be someone in the area willing to help though.

 

[clav]

I’m surprised Phoenix doesn’t have one for rent. It would be a good addition to their business model.

I asked, they do not.

I would replace anything I damaged, however I'm confident that won't happen.

 

[Tom Morrison]

I like my Labradar a lot, but it's not the most rugged unit. I suspect if it dropped 3' onto concrete it could cause significant damage. I've read as much on line in this regard. As for Chronies, they are a consumable item if used long enough.

 

[snooker]

Just buy a chrony