Looking at buying a shot timer for practice. Any suggestions on which one to buy or to stay away from? Will be used for rifle and pistol. No suppressors.
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I believe this is what's used at Watauga Gun Club for the IDPA Matches. CED7000 Shot Timer & Accessories
Seems to work very well.
Seems to work very well.
+1 for the CED 7000
I use it for various pistol and multigun matches and am plenty happy with it.
I use it for various pistol and multigun matches and am plenty happy with it.
I personally have this Competition Electronics Pocket Pro 2 Shot Timer Blue .
It is very accurate. The sensitivity can be adjusted depending on what you are shooting.
Of all of the competitions I have been to, I have never seen the CED7000 in use. Maybe just my area?
It is very accurate. The sensitivity can be adjusted depending on what you are shooting.
Of all of the competitions I have been to, I have never seen the CED7000 in use. Maybe just my area?
I used to have a CED but found that the app on the phone works just as good
We have been using the pocket pro timers at our matches, and they work really well. However, with suppressed rifles, you have to get the timer very close to pick up the shots. For many of the suppressed rifles, you can put the timer on delay and have it waiting near where the shooter's muzzle will be...then it picks up suppressed rifles fine. Otherwise, if you hold the timer, it has to be pointing directely at the muzzle from about 2-3 feet behind the shooter.
If you buy from Brownell's, the dealer cost for the timer is burried in the item description. It looks like code, but if you take a look, you will be able to figure out the dealer cost. If you are running matches, it would be worth asking Brownell's if they will give you dealer cost for the timers.
If you buy from Brownell's, the dealer cost for the timer is burried in the item description. It looks like code, but if you take a look, you will be able to figure out the dealer cost. If you are running matches, it would be worth asking Brownell's if they will give you dealer cost for the timers.
I Don't Care For The CED, the buzzer Is Too Quiet.
I posted the same question on another forum and was told that the PACT was good.
I looked on Amazon and they have a bunch of the PACT timers that are no longer being made???
I am guessing new, but very old stock.
Anyone else care to chime in on what they or their club uses?
I looked on Amazon and they have a bunch of the PACT timers that are no longer being made???
I am guessing new, but very old stock.
Anyone else care to chime in on what they or their club uses?
Care to chime in with the name of the app you are using? I search for the designer but didn't find it.
What app are you using?
I use the surefire shot timer, I have it installed on an old iphone
FREE Shot Timer iPhone Apps within AccurateShooter.com
FREE Shot Timer iPhone Apps within AccurateShooter.com
I use that one too. It works OK and isn't bad. However the iphone battery life is the limiting factor if you plan on using it a lot at the range. I finally broke down and just bought a Pocket Pro original timer
Is maximum PAR time a factor, ie DMM practice? I have a CE Pocket Pro and have been extremely satisfied with it, but it does have a 199.9 second limit on PAR time. (pg 5)
https://www.competitionelectronics.com/media/pdf/PP2manual-2013.pdf
It's called Free Shot Timer
