Re: Chronographs?
Every time a question about chronographs comes up, I can hardly resist raving about my 35P. At this point, it's not very high tech, been around a long time, but if you want computations and reliable data, and a convenient paper tape printed on real ink that won't fade, then Oehler makes a good machine. No, it won't do a bunch of ballistic calculations on your computer, it just records velocity and calculates highs and lows and averages, which is all I ever wanted from a chronograph, in the first place. And, their customer service is second to none. BB