Good luck! As a 2X previous Lab owner all I can say is they were the most cantankerous and user unfriendly *** chronograph I have ever used (I go back about 30 years on chronographs). When the Garmin arrived I jumped on it quick and I am glad I did. It has recorded thousands of shots so far without ever a missed one. Having it connect to my phone app quickly and store all my sessions has been great.Didn't read all four pages, but I think the Labradar didn't get discontinued, they just stopped selling into the US due to tariffs if I had to guess. They are Canadian. They have a new LX model that looks comparable in size, price and function to the Garmin and Athlon. But the V1 is selling for $210 on their website and it says they are shipping to the US again. I just ordered one. I'm not going to use a chronograph enough to justify another $200 for the Athlon or another $300 for the Garmin or Labradar LX.
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Opticsplanet has the V1 for $303 https://www.opticsplanet.com/s/labradar
As for the cheap price for one direct from Lab, I think that price is likely with you having to pay the tariffs and you will not actually get it for that.