My Lab Radar is shipping yay!
- Thread starter DG Photography
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- Kitscoty Alberta
I put my order in august , so hopefully they will be shipping soon, there was a delay because of some part needed for it not being available I think ,
Just an update on the Lab Radar! I now have had it out twice first time I did not have time to fabricate proper base stand but still managed to get readings on my .338LM hand loads. I stabalized the unit by hand while Swissinn did the shooting it was awkward not having the proper stand for prone shooting and barely reading the instructions. Once I started figuring it out I could see the potential of this unit. The results were very satisfying ES was 6 FPS:0!
Second time out I had fabricated a quick makeshift base with an old lexan sign holder and Jobi tripod ball head it worked great! Although my friend will be fabricating a more professionel looking one in the near future. This time the Lab Radar worked excellent with the proper base providing rigid support for accurate target alignment.
The results were very telling especially not getting anomalies with changing lighting or POA shifts. On the 100m target the results are much more consitant then with the chrony or other simular products I have tried. The .308 hand loads I tested had neck tension issues and it showed in a few shots the ES was way to high resulting in .7 plus results in the groups with vertical stringing. I highly recommend this unit very very happy with it!
Second time out I had fabricated a quick makeshift base with an old lexan sign holder and Jobi tripod ball head it worked great! Although my friend will be fabricating a more professionel looking one in the near future. This time the Lab Radar worked excellent with the proper base providing rigid support for accurate target alignment.
The results were very telling especially not getting anomalies with changing lighting or POA shifts. On the 100m target the results are much more consitant then with the chrony or other simular products I have tried. The .308 hand loads I tested had neck tension issues and it showed in a few shots the ES was way to high resulting in .7 plus results in the groups with vertical stringing. I highly recommend this unit very very happy with it!
We'll have ours soon as they have been shipped to us. Looking forward to evaluation.
Additionally, a regional engineer has converted conventional optical-reading chronographs to acoustic, increasing accuracy. Interesting stuff.
Regards,
Peter
Additionally, a regional engineer has converted conventional optical-reading chronographs to acoustic, increasing accuracy. Interesting stuff.
Regards,
Peter
- Location
- Kitscoty Alberta
You fellers who are getting yours when did ya order them???
Just wundering how long before I might get mine
Just wundering how long before I might get mine
Ordered Aug 6th
Ended up getting a Targus laptop case at Staples for $35 that fits the Labradar nicely.
http://www.targus.com/ca/product_details.asp?sku=TCT034CA
There was a Wenger one that fit perfectly, but like the LabRadar one, it only had one pocket on the front. This one has pockets for the USB battery, a note pad, etc... and the manual fits nicely inside of it.
Ended up getting a Targus laptop case at Staples for $35 that fits the Labradar nicely.
http://www.targus.com/ca/product_details.asp?sku=TCT034CA
There was a Wenger one that fit perfectly, but like the LabRadar one, it only had one pocket on the front. This one has pockets for the USB battery, a note pad, etc... and the manual fits nicely inside of it.
- Location
- Kitscoty Alberta
Just checked, ordered mine Aug 12, shouldn't be too long now.!!!
