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LabRadar - tips and tricks to keep it from missing shots anyone?
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<blockquote data-quote="RegionRat" data-source="post: 2796494" data-attributes="member: 57231"><p>I agree with the external trigger. It ends up being more reliable for the times when the bench layout and the muzzle don't work out.</p><p></p><p>With the external trigger, you can lay out with the muzzle way forward and just focus on keeping the LR offset and alignment under control. It also keeps the muzzle blast from a brake away from the LR so you don't knock it off line or beat up the unit.</p><p></p><p>ETA: the only down side to the ext trigger, is to keep the BlueTooth connected so you can arm/disarm when working the action. Because the external trigger is always on, if the unit is armed when you cycle the action, you get false triggers that you have to delete. I just keep the iPad nearby and arm/disarm as I take data to keep from having to delete false triggers.</p><p></p><p>As a side note, I will comment on the TSX and TTSX loads I have encountered over the years here, first with the Condor Zones and then the state wide lead bans.</p><p></p><p>These tended to group when seated deep. I cannot explain why, but the rigs I loaded for all wanted them deeper than I imagined, so if you have trouble try seating deep.</p><p></p><p>Also, for some reason I would also suggest to scrub clean before you start if there have been any regular bullets ahead of these.</p><p>It seemed to be that going back and forth between regular bullets and these gave me trouble for many rounds before the performance settled, so it was better to scrub for a reset to make a change back and forth with regular bullets. YMMV</p><p></p><p>Good Luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RegionRat, post: 2796494, member: 57231"] I agree with the external trigger. It ends up being more reliable for the times when the bench layout and the muzzle don't work out. With the external trigger, you can lay out with the muzzle way forward and just focus on keeping the LR offset and alignment under control. It also keeps the muzzle blast from a brake away from the LR so you don't knock it off line or beat up the unit. ETA: the only down side to the ext trigger, is to keep the BlueTooth connected so you can arm/disarm when working the action. Because the external trigger is always on, if the unit is armed when you cycle the action, you get false triggers that you have to delete. I just keep the iPad nearby and arm/disarm as I take data to keep from having to delete false triggers. As a side note, I will comment on the TSX and TTSX loads I have encountered over the years here, first with the Condor Zones and then the state wide lead bans. These tended to group when seated deep. I cannot explain why, but the rigs I loaded for all wanted them deeper than I imagined, so if you have trouble try seating deep. Also, for some reason I would also suggest to scrub clean before you start if there have been any regular bullets ahead of these. It seemed to be that going back and forth between regular bullets and these gave me trouble for many rounds before the performance settled, so it was better to scrub for a reset to make a change back and forth with regular bullets. YMMV Good Luck. [/QUOTE]
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