I never used that feature in LR when I had it. I usually had the end of my suppressor within 12 inches of my LR, so I didn't pay attention at all.
Looks like the Garmin will be easier to set up and capture the bullet.
I might go to Scheels and get one sooner rather than later. New one opened up here in AZ recently.Got one from Scheels 12% off with Active Junky and some other discounts. Excited to try out this weekend with suppressed sub Sonic 22LR, centerfire, and the bow.
If I had easy access to 400 yard ranges. Used to have out to 1k, now only 200. I am mostly working with lower bc medium cal rounds, so you might lose 300 fps in that first 100 yards. Lab radar makes that easy to see. Actually how I figured out the bc was really low for a unpublished bc bullet. Made me rethink if I would even use it as its range is quite short even with a low opening velocity.For the several speeds out too 100yds feature: can you not just use muzzle velocity, true the drop out past 400 yds and then adjust the BC value to fit?
I don't really look at the non muzzle velocity values so what am I missing?
Says it won’t go much above 1200 fps. That rules it out for me.I went with https://fxairguns.com/accessories/chronographs/ which is also a radar and connects to phone with the app. Ive been very happy with it.
I sent you a PM: but let me know if you’re interested in selling it should you decide to go that wayPicked one up tonight. Already disappointed that it won’t do speeds at selected distances like LabRadar. So far it seems to pair far better than LabRadar and size is not even close. If all you care about is speed at the muzzle it should be a great choice.
Most complaints about the Labradar are user error, IMO. I ran one for a year in most all the conditions people complained about.
Radar is easier than Magnetospeed, but the difference isn’t huge.I was doing less shooting so I sold it and went with the Magnetospeed for the last few years.
The Xero is priced right and sounds better than both. I shot my bayonet like an idiot, so I already needed to drop a couple hundred…
If I had easy access to 400 yard ranges. Used to have out to 1k, now only 200. I am mostly working with lower bc medium cal rounds, so you might lose 300 fps in that first 100 yards. Lab radar makes that easy to see. Actually how I figured out the bc was really low for a unpublished bc bullet. Made me rethink if I would even use it as its range is quite short even with a low opening velocity.
I used an external trigger for the last couple months with the LR. It made it easier for placement, but knowing where to put it to catch enough blast but not too much was all it took. I read the manual.100% agree with this. Since adding the Piet recoil trigger I have zero issues picking up shots with my LabRadar.
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