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<blockquote data-quote="Buster Hemlock" data-source="post: 1730298" data-attributes="member: 109327"><p>I've used a magnetospeed and own a labradar. The magnetospeed gives accurate data but POI shift and having to switch the pads for different barrels got annoying and took some time making sure it was aligned properly just below the muzzle. The Labradar has a bit of a learning curve with adjusting sensitivity for suppressed rifles and where to position the muzzle of the suppressor (12" behind and 12" left is what I do for suppressed). Getting the App on your phone to arm and disarm it at the range will help not catch other shooters shots and getting an error message. If you shoot it will still pick up your shot if the error message was triggered by someone else's shot so not a big deal but can be annoying to see and it throws off the shot count until you delete it out. Learning to aim the Labradar is also a bit of a learning thing, I taped a straw to the sighting port and aim through that and haven't had any issues since. I'd absolutely go with the Labradar again personally, just get a rechargeable power pack to go with it as they eat batteries.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buster Hemlock, post: 1730298, member: 109327"] I've used a magnetospeed and own a labradar. The magnetospeed gives accurate data but POI shift and having to switch the pads for different barrels got annoying and took some time making sure it was aligned properly just below the muzzle. The Labradar has a bit of a learning curve with adjusting sensitivity for suppressed rifles and where to position the muzzle of the suppressor (12" behind and 12" left is what I do for suppressed). Getting the App on your phone to arm and disarm it at the range will help not catch other shooters shots and getting an error message. If you shoot it will still pick up your shot if the error message was triggered by someone else's shot so not a big deal but can be annoying to see and it throws off the shot count until you delete it out. Learning to aim the Labradar is also a bit of a learning thing, I taped a straw to the sighting port and aim through that and haven't had any issues since. I'd absolutely go with the Labradar again personally, just get a rechargeable power pack to go with it as they eat batteries. [/QUOTE]
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