Labradar dump

Odd I have never had batteries in mine from day 1 (have had it for 5 or 6 years). External pack only. No extra key presses or unplugging and plugging in for me. On and Off.
I wonder if yours is newer than mine.
I really don't worry about the little quirk of mine as I have AC on pur firing line , and I just run an extention cord to the power pack , and plug the power pack into the unit .
I rarely useciyvthese days anyway now that we have our Shotmarker target as well. Except for my BP guns....
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The only time mine will not power up on an external battery pack is if the pack shuts itself off when it doesn't see a power draw.
Press the power button on the pack before the Labradar and away we go.

I have no interest in the Garmin but the FX True Ballistics Chronograph with 400Y rage and BC calculator is interresting.
 
Funny.. everyone says "I rarely/never use it, so it has to go". I guess they don't think anyone can figure out why they're REALLY selling it..

I think I'll wait a bit until the dust settles before I decide I need a Garmin. As luck would have it, they're likely going to be hard to get for the next year or three anyway.
 
Funny.. everyone says "I rarely/never use it, so it has to go". I guess they don't think anyone can figure out why they're REALLY selling it..

I think I'll wait a bit until the dust settles before I decide I need a Garmin. As luck would have it, they're likely going to be hard to get for the next year or three anyway.
To be fair though, I’m sure many guys only use it for load development. Once they have a load done, the chrono may sit on a shelf for a long time.
 
I have had my labradar for about 3-4 years and have only used for load development a handful of times, other than that it sits on the shelf. It always worked fine and see no reason to change
 
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