No got $75,000 or big enough truck....to haul.Just get a Infinition and you won't have to walk/drive to any yardage past the Shooting Table. It will give you precise data on your bullet path with velocity at any given point...
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Labradar LX - I guess they have an answer for the Garmin Zero. Maybe?
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99% of people don't. They think they can get better results than the manufacturer for their rifle, but the reality is they'll still need to tune their model so they're just wasting time getting to a similar starting point. It is useful for cast bullets since there's no stated BC to start from, but the number of people shooting cast bullets far enough to really care about ballistics is pretty small. If you have something like AB's radar system that they use to create CDMs and PDMs that's a different story, but that's totally out of reach for almost everyone.
I enjoy reading down range arrow velocities. Tinkering and experimenting with different weights, number of vanes, different helical angles……etc.
Can't say that it helps me shoot at long distances, buts it's fun and interesting.
Luckyshot7
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Very unlucky for Labradar that they didn't beat Garmin to the release. I do not see them making it much further
Given that the companies I work for have product development cycles that are 18-30 months, I'd suspect this has been in the works for a while. Anyone know how long it takes to get FCC approval for a RF device? Add at least half that time to the development cycle.
Competition is good. I welcome it because it's the consumers who benefit.
Competition is good. I welcome it because it's the consumers who benefit.
It's funny to see all these fellas quick to trash LR when 8 months ago if you didn't get a reading with a LR it wasnt accurate. Like a bunch of Kardashians. Hats off to LR for duping everyone into spending that kinda cash on something that reads velocity. I doubt LR will falter. You'll all be wasting your money on it soon. 
Muddyboots
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Just got my new radar, rough on range but pretty good details. Truck was extra though. 
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Well this is bound to drive the prices of both units down by at least 10 to 15 percent by next fall. I really should have waited!!! If you want to waist money , stick with me!! Im getting the one BOOTS has!!!! Thats the special one!!!
FireFlyFishing
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I have a 1st gen magnto speed I got for free and bought a competition electronics optical for $140. They get the job done for all projectiles one way or the other. No LR Or duping for me.It's funny to see all these fellas quick to trash LR when 8 months ago if you didn't get a reading with a LR it wasnt accurate. Like a bunch of Kardashians. Hats off to LR for duping everyone into spending that kinda cash on something that reads velocity. I doubt LR will falter. You'll all be wasting your money on it soon.
I'm right there with ya!
