[Dave Severns]

Looking for something different to play with. Suggestions?

 

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello. I use a Chrony. Forget the model number, but it has the printer and a longer memory than some of their other versions. So far, so good.

Best.

 

[Guest]

I use the Oehler Model 35P Chronograph (P is for printer model) and the Competitive Electronics pocket pro.

 

[45 Shooter]

I also use the Oehler Model 35 chronograph. For timers, I'm using the Competition Electronics Club Timer IV. It is bulky but its scoring function makes it nice for automatically and quickly scoring points down from an IDPA target.

 

[J Sanders]

I've had the Pact MKIV timer w/chrono,for about 4 years now and have been real pleased. JS

 

[Bill Go]

All of my stuff is Competition Electronics. Timer: Pocket Pro ; very happy with it. Small size, easy to use.
Chronograph: old Pro TNT. I think that I bought it in 1988. Originally bought it because it is a combo timer/chrono. Too bulky compared to current timers like the Pocket Pro and PACT Club.
Also, I have been very satisfied with the customer service from Competition Electronics.
Bill Go

 

[Dave Severns]

Thank-you gentlemen.

 

[Tom Freeman]

Oehler 35P here spaced for rifle. CED makes some good stuff too. USPSA has gone from the Oehler to the CED IR for area matches and nationals.

I am lucky that my club safety guy is the head chrono dude for USPSA. So I get to chrono my ammo over his screens before nationals. Just one more warm fuzzy before nationals.

I use a PACT MKIV timer. Our club has several. That and the PACT Club. CED timers are a little fragile for my tastes.


Tom
AF Shooting Team