Shooting suppressed while using Labradar

shedhunt

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Good morning,

I'm interested in knowing if others have experienced issues with their labradar picking up your bullet when shooting suppressed?

If you have, what adjustments did you make to get the labradar to pickup your bullet?

Thanks for you time, help and advice!
 
Had this occur lots of times, they sell a recoil activator that you can attach to the rifle but I always ended up moving the labradar 3-6" in front of muzzle and butting it up so close to the edge of the line of fire I had to recheck position constantly.
getting it super close horizontally and about 6" ahead of end of can works almost always
 
Had this occur lots of times, they sell a recoil activator that you can attach to the rifle but I always ended up moving the labradar 3-6" in front of muzzle and butting it up so close to the edge of the line of fire I had to recheck position constantly.
getting it super close horizontally and about 6" ahead of end of can works almost always
Thank you!
 
Any easy way to get the Lab Radar in front of the muzzle is to mount Lab Radar on 6"x12" piece of 1/2 inch plywood. The mounting hole on the Lab Radar is 1/4x20. Put the Lab Radar at one end of the board, clamp the other end of the board to the front of the bench.
 
Any easy way to get the Lab Radar in front of the muzzle is to mount Lab Radar on 6"x12" piece of 1/2 inch plywood. The mounting hole on the Lab Radar is 1/4x20. Put the Lab Radar at one end of the board, clamp the other end of the board to the front of the bench.
Thank you
 
I never had any issues switching it from trigger mode to doppler mode. Worked just fine
 
Thank you
This is my $20 DIY stand I built a few years ago, which others like @jimbires have used without any issues.
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