Sim G wrote:He shot it twice?!!With a bolt gun?!!
I'm sure DM will back me up on this, that's not a "Doughnut" offence, but a Fresh Cream Cake violation!
At 42x magnification it was not even a blur in the eyepiece....Which Chronograph??
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Re: Which Chronograph??
At 42x magnification it was not even a blur in the eyepiece....-
Robin128
Re: Which Chronograph??
ovenpaa wrote:
HAHAHA....the reason I do not lend it to anyone!
Re: Which Chronograph??
On the contrary; I've got a pretty good idea what I'm going to do when I need a new one!Robin128 wrote:HAHAHA....the reason I do not lend it to anyone!
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Dangermouse
Re: Which Chronograph??
Definitely a Krispy Kreme offence, even a good dose of T Cut will not sort that one out.
Unfortunately I am not in a place to say much as I have Ovenpaas' own Chrono - which I must say works fine, for the time being any way.
http://forum.accurateshooter.com/index. ... sg35894083
Accurate Shooter has several people asking similar questions, above is one such string.
I would say be honest with what you really need, Do you need all the bells and whistles or would a basic model do fine.
I wonder if one of these might not make people concentrate a bit more?
http://www.opticsplanet.net/stalker-sol ... 31-00.html especially if the wife had hold of it,
Or
http://www.opticsplanet.net/rcbs-ammoma ... graph.html
DM
Unfortunately I am not in a place to say much as I have Ovenpaas' own Chrono - which I must say works fine, for the time being any way.
http://forum.accurateshooter.com/index. ... sg35894083
Accurate Shooter has several people asking similar questions, above is one such string.
I would say be honest with what you really need, Do you need all the bells and whistles or would a basic model do fine.
I wonder if one of these might not make people concentrate a bit more?
http://www.opticsplanet.net/stalker-sol ... 31-00.html especially if the wife had hold of it,
Or
http://www.opticsplanet.net/rcbs-ammoma ... graph.html
DM
Re: Which Chronograph??
Personally I do like the CED *we* have, as long as the cables are plugged in the right way you are fine and if not then swap them over at the console end on the bench. You have a nice clear display and you can swap from m/s to fps on the fly plus a whole host of other features. You can also export all of the data to you computer and it does the number crunching with a free Windows application, it even allows you to exclude fliers.
Nice thing also is you can buy spares for it at sensible prices.
Nice thing also is you can buy spares for it at sensible prices.
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Re: Which Chronograph??
Our clubs use CED sand I like them however my preference is for the Pact models.
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Re: Which Chronograph??
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:ovenpaa wrote:Nice thing also is you can buy spares for it at sensible prices.
Priceless, absolutely priceless! :lol:
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