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Re: Chronograph - advice and suggestions!
Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2015 8:23 am
by Ian
I have a Magnetospeed.
It fits everything I have tried it on, unfortunately that does not include a SMLE. I might try next weekend if one turns up.
Pros:
It does not require shutting down the range, e.g. Century, to to go forward and set up screens.
Easy to use, very uncomplicated.
Reliable.
Cons:
It moves, of course, the point of impact. So you may measure fall of shot or MV, but not both for the same shot thus test batches must be larger.
Re: Chronograph - advice and suggestions!
Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2015 1:13 am
by Robert303
Has anyone thought to e mail the manufacturer of the Magnetospeed to ask the if it will fit an SMLE / No 4? Even better tell them to pull their finger out and make one that does.
Re: Chronograph - advice and suggestions!
Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2015 5:47 am
by dromia
I have spoken with the manufacturer on this and some other points, they didn't know but said that if I bought one and it didn't then they would give me the money back.
Didn't go there as I wouldn't have been buying direct from them.
Re: Chronograph - advice and suggestions!
Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2015 8:52 am
by Triffid
Daryll wrote:Triffid wrote:I bought a Shooting Chrony when they first came out (1987 IIRC). It still works fine and I'd fully recommend them.
Triffid
Mine worked fine, until I accidentally shot it with a.45 ACP.. ..
I did only hit one of the wires that stick out to hold the sunshade bit, but it loosened one of the sensors, so I never trusted it completely after that...!!
Mine survived a full-on hit with a paintball straight onto the LCD display. That was the last time I let anyone else use it.
Triffid
Re: Chronograph - advice and suggestions!
Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2015 12:30 pm
by TattooedGun
Triffid wrote:Daryll wrote:Triffid wrote:I bought a Shooting Chrony when they first came out (1987 IIRC). It still works fine and I'd fully recommend them.
Triffid
Mine worked fine, until I accidentally shot it with a.45 ACP.. ..
I did only hit one of the wires that stick out to hold the sunshade bit, but it loosened one of the sensors, so I never trusted it completely after that...!!
Mine survived a full-on hit with a paintball straight onto the LCD display. That was the last time I let anyone else use it.
Triffid
Just a bit of a difference between a paintball and a .45 ACP... >.<

Re: Chronograph - advice and suggestions!
Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2015 1:24 pm
by Dannywayoflife
I have a V3 and my mate who's shooting with me next week has a No4 I'll try it out on it and post my findings :)