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By Michael from USA on 2012-01-15 08:35:49 Things I liked:Very user friendly and not as light sensitive as some others out there. Its light weight and easily attaches to a camera tripod. There are a bunch of accessories for it out there such as a light kit and computer hook up etc.Things I would have changed:A little bit more money than some other models but certainly not a deal breaker! What others should know:As with most chronographs out there, if you plan do use it indoors you will need a light source whether it be desk lamps or the light kit sold here. I wouldn't hesitate to pick up the light kit if you're planning on doing a lot of indoor testing. |  |
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By Stephen from USA on 2013-04-01 09:19:00 Things I liked:Simple and straightforward to use. Install the battery and sky shields, turn it on and get readings for up to 9 strings of 99 shots.Things I would have changed:Nothing so far other than perhaps a storage case. I am using the box and slip case for storage at this time but not sure how they will hold up over time. What others should know:I'm new to pcp airgunning and while I have done a lot of reading, it is not the same as viewing the empirical evidence. Specifically, how different various pellets shoot. |
- Things I liked:Well made. Logical interface. Easy to carry. Rugged. Lots of add-on options. Good computer interfacing. Easy to setup. Reliable.
Things I would have changed:Make a factory shot-shield add-on.
What others should know:Doesn't get better than this. - Things I liked:9 strings and up to 99 shots per string. Non-volatile memory even if you remove the battery. I passed 70 shot over it and got no errors. The display is easy to read even in a dimly lit basement environment and the buttons are very responsive and require a very light pressure.
Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:I'm using my pro-chrono in my basement which is lit by florescent lights so I purchased the light kit with it and it works great. This is my first chonograph and I couldn't be happier with it. - Things I liked:Very user friendly and not as light sensitive as some others out there. Its light weight and easily attaches to a camera tripod. There are a bunch of accessories for it out there such as a light kit and computer hook up etc.
Things I would have changed:A little bit more money than some other models but certainly not a deal breaker!
What others should know:As with most chronographs out there, if you plan do use it indoors you will need a light source whether it be desk lamps or the light kit sold here. I wouldn't hesitate to pick up the light kit if you're planning on doing a lot of indoor testing.
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Overall rating:5 5.0
Value for money:5 5.0
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Things I would have changed:Nothing so far other than perhaps a storage case. I am using the box and slip case for storage at this time but not sure how they will hold up over time.
What others should know:I'm new to pcp airgunning and while I have done a lot of reading, it is not the same as viewing the empirical evidence. Specifically, how different various pellets shoot.