You know I'm just teasing.
Had the same thing happen yesterday, was trying several different brands of 22 ammo through my buddies 22. Shot a 50 shot string hit the back button to end session and it went blank. Couldn’t get it to go to any screen. Powered it off and back on and the string was gone. Shot several strings after that and several today with my 6 GT today and hasn’t happened since .
RRS has a patent, I believe.
It worked for me. I did this for two rifles without any problems.
No I was mis thinking when I saw the 5-15 inches for some odd reason I was thinking 5 Inches to side and 15 back from muzzle. But that makes it even better I guess a dumb moment haha
But seriously, the Xero uses a calculation to determine what the MV is. It doesn't measure the velocity at the muzzle, so it's Garmin's best prediction. All chronographs do this. And I'm sure you know that so Im not trying skool you or anything. This is why no type/ model of chronograph will give the same MV for the same shot. They aren't absolute velocities; they're just each model's/ brands best guess. So it matters more that you place the Xero at roughly the same place in relation to the muzzle than it does precisely at the muzzle. You're just looking for consistency and have to understand this is Garmin's version of the speed while a Labrador and a MS will give slightly different answers.
Again, not trying to preach. Just trying to say nicely not to overthink it.
That makes it more interesting, however it doesn't mean much.
You’re a cheap-ass, aren’t cha?
Nope, but I am not buying Louis Vuitton forks just because they claim to have a patent on the fork.
leofotooutdoors.com 
www.brownells.com 
More updates in less than six months from release than the entire production life of a LR.
Me too. Got to the range a little late, but got to put one of my reloads over it, had the lower SDs than the factory stuff. Half dozen other shooters nearby, didn't pick up anyone else's shots.
Look for a folder icon in your apps named "My Files", it's likely hiding in there.
Many folks on here are gear whores. They dont care what it is, they just think they need it. The Garmin unit is already plenty tough considering what you should be doing with a fucking chronograph. You do not need any of these bullshit covers or screen protectors. I use mine atleast once a week and I have seen no need for a cover, sun shade, or a screen protector.
You've never accidently knocked something off a bench or table?
In that case, you should probably get a cover for your $25 cover, just incase you knock it off the bench......your cover will be protected by your cover cover.
Mine got blown off the bench today. Could have been worse. 60mph gusts. Seen an AR blown off a tripod too. That one was unattended.
And did it break?
Garmin is actually here. Reading. Watching...Does that mean that Garmin is more responsive to customer input than LR?
Right now, I know some people who are running checks on these covers. It is important that the cover be invisible to the RADAR or it will skew the accuracy. Something to be aware of.
I take it your a bigger labradar fan?
I’m working on this cool lead/tungsten/depleted uranium cover…that’ll work, right? Lol
Yeah, but the rest of us aren't on the cool kids list.
I've loved my LabRadar, and both the device and customer service have always been excellent. I think the mistake they made was in not being in a "continuous improvement" cycle, allowing the device and features to age without timely innovation. The other mistake was the piss-poor phone app that's been buggy and generally painful ever since it came out. There are features I love that aren't in the Garmin (multiple distances, SD Card, etc.), but I got it anyway and will probably keep my LabRadar as a backup, since they're going to have little or no value when sold on the gray market. Heck ... I might even buy the LabRadar "Jr" just for fun, and because I'm a total gadget-guy. If LabRadar took the old ones in trade for ... say ... $100 off the new version, that would be VERY smart, even if it was only for a limited time. I doubt they'll do that though.
It is more like, I have little loyalty to a name. I just like what works. I own LabRadars and Garmins. I have not experienced any customer support issues from either company every. I used my LabRadars to check my Garmins to see how everyone was holding up and they were within 2 FPS of each other.
That should actually be perfect! Just make sure you wear gloves!
Guess I'll save mine for a target whenever I get to shoot to 1 mile....Like all mediocre-at-best empires... The moderately-mighty has fallen...
All those guys that started dumping their's when the XERO came out, were smart. I knew value of the OG units would plummet to half or less than than what they originally sold for all these years.
Got this in an email earlier...
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Wait…do you own a DeLorean?
