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<blockquote data-quote="biednick" data-source="post: 3065965" data-attributes="member: 123604"><p>The new Garmin chrono is better, and lots of people are unloading Labradars to get the new cool thing. If you can swing the $600 for the Garmin there's no disadvantages to it for the vast majority of shooters. If you're looking for something cheaper or are one of the few people that has a reason to collect downrange velocity the labradar is still a good device. </p><p></p><p>The only time I find mine finicky is when I want to record both muzzle velocity and velocity at 100yd. It takes a bit of effort to get it lined up well for that. There's no reason to collect downrange velocity unless you're shooting a bullet with no published BC (cast bullets in my case), so the vast majority of shooters will never have a reason to care about that. I don't think the app is bad, but I only use it to arm, disarm, create new strings, and name strings. I do all my analysis on a computer using the csv files it creates. It's definitely bulky and sucks a lot of batteries if you don't use an external battery pack.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="biednick, post: 3065965, member: 123604"] The new Garmin chrono is better, and lots of people are unloading Labradars to get the new cool thing. If you can swing the $600 for the Garmin there's no disadvantages to it for the vast majority of shooters. If you're looking for something cheaper or are one of the few people that has a reason to collect downrange velocity the labradar is still a good device. The only time I find mine finicky is when I want to record both muzzle velocity and velocity at 100yd. It takes a bit of effort to get it lined up well for that. There's no reason to collect downrange velocity unless you're shooting a bullet with no published BC (cast bullets in my case), so the vast majority of shooters will never have a reason to care about that. I don't think the app is bad, but I only use it to arm, disarm, create new strings, and name strings. I do all my analysis on a computer using the csv files it creates. It's definitely bulky and sucks a lot of batteries if you don't use an external battery pack. [/QUOTE]
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