Shot Timers

ced7000 is one of the best, main complaint is the top button micro switch WILL break after heavy usage... ced has excellent warrenty though. our club owns three of them and myself and 2 others have our own, mine has never broke but the clubs has... I suspect people are mashing the button to hard.
 
I use a pocket pro shot timer. I almost exclusively use it when I'm alone at the range. Works fine except I think it runs slow....:p

That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it.:D
 
I use a CED - the little one, works fine and doesn't weigh a ton. It's never broken once despite the language I've thrown at it. :D It's amazing how often I get asked what it is, and then asked why I NEED a shot timer- some folks kids.
 
TinkerBell said:
.... make sure to keep reciept for warrenty purposes as well.
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Yep, you'll need it.

Save yourself the grief and get an RU Ready Speedtimer 3000. Canadian made too. :canadaFlag:

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Clobbersauras said:
I use a pocket pro shot timer. I almost exclusively use it when I'm alone at the range. Works fine except I think it runs slow....:p

That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it.:D
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You mean it runs fast. I know the seconds fly by while I am shooting, they seem to go much faster for me than anyone else in the group... That's my story and I am sticking to it as well.;)


The Breeze said:
Yep, you'll need it.

Save yourself the grief and get an RU Ready Speedtimer 3000. Canadian made too. :canadaFlag:

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Where to buy?

Never mind, Google really IS my friend... Price is good, too.

http://www.ruready.com/cgi-bin/online/storepro.php

Under "Firearms Products", then Speed Timer 3000, non-RF. $119USD.



OICU812 said:
Got an Iphone?

Theres an app for that :D Surefire shot timer, works suprisingly well once you adjust sensitivity. :)
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Is there an Android version?


Mark
 
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