Garmin Xero
Opinions on chronograph's
- Thread starter Reemty J
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I loved the Ohler 35P, used it for over a decade along with several other less expensive types that were easier to set up.
A friend gifted me a Garmin. I am in awe at how easy this chronograph is to set up and use. I use about half the battery on a shooting session and my shooting partner and I pass it back and forth between us as we watch each other shoot, just sitting it beside the left leg on our rifles as we shoot.
I can shoot a target at 100, then shoot a 200 yard group, and the Garmin still works fine with out moving or adjusting how it is aimed at the 200 yard target....not critical at all!
I would say that using the Gamin is easier than seating a primer in a case, and that is no exageration!
A friend gifted me a Garmin. I am in awe at how easy this chronograph is to set up and use. I use about half the battery on a shooting session and my shooting partner and I pass it back and forth between us as we watch each other shoot, just sitting it beside the left leg on our rifles as we shoot.
I can shoot a target at 100, then shoot a 200 yard group, and the Garmin still works fine with out moving or adjusting how it is aimed at the 200 yard target....not critical at all!
I would say that using the Gamin is easier than seating a primer in a case, and that is no exageration!
Hopefully, he is working on getting a bore scope now! Hee Hee!
Husqvarna Man
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I bought a Range Craft and have been trying to sell my Caldwell on craigstlist.
Don to $30 ,but no takers!
Don to $30 ,but no takers!
slick Nick
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Love the Garmin
We've been at this thread so long I've switched from a LabRadar to a Garmin, and I will say I do like the Garmin; it's the easy button.
Garmin +1
Athlon
WoodPecker Hunter
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I switched from Lab Radar to a Garmin also and I love the GARMIN 
Stugots
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I have the 2nd gen Labradar and couldn't be happier...
82nd Bill
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Garmin with external battery.
