Shot timer

[Shoot_Me]

Anyone with recommendations for a good shot timer and are they worth it?

 

[Chief_Rick]

What do you want a shot timer for?

I've had really good luck with a Competition Electronics Pocket Pro Shot timer.

Reliable and easy to use. Be advised, they're not waterproof and I have seen them have problems in rain.

If you're playing a game where your time counts, then yes I believe they're worth it.

 

[427Cobra]

I have broken a few from lots of use in pistol dry fire training, the Pocket Pro 2 is my favorite, the CED buttons are fragile nice size though, and the Pact Club Timer has the best display and warranty but sucks for dry fire training, when I break my PP2 I'll replace it with another,

 

[Shoot_Me]

Thank you

 

[LuvDog]

Pocket Pro II is my go to. I had a CED 7000, but sold it because I thought it wasn't as easy to use. I didn't like the small buttons and it was harder to read for me without my reading glasses.

I just got an AMG Lab Timer. So far it seems very nice

Shot timer for competitive uspsa, idpa, ipsc shooters

Shot timer for training and competition, uspsa, idpa, ipsc and more. PractiScore connectivity. Multiple par times. Instant, Delayed, Random start. Digitally adjustable sensitivity. AAA Batteries with for long battery life Can detect dry-fire for many pistols.

www.amg-lab.com

 

[Keel Haul]

Another for Pocket Pro 2, can confirm about rain.

 

[Hoser]

AMG Labs.

 

[Delicatessen]

They are definitely worth it for some practice but I mainly use them for handgun dry fire/draw. I also use the pocket pro 2. Be aware mine never picks up 22lr shot stings but not a huge deal.