shedhunt
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That's what I was thinking, thanks againHome Depot, it's saw horse that I cut the legs off.
That's what I was thinking, thanks againHome Depot, it's saw horse that I cut the legs off.
If you go into the settings (can't remember where) there is an option to switch which mode the radar is trigger by. Either "Trigger" mode or "Doppler". Normally it is run in the trigger mode, but tou can switch to Doppler for using suppressor. The Labradar problem always was trying to see the smaller calibers, so getting below 6mm it might not pick it up? Good luckCan you explain switching from trigger? Did you have a device on your trigger?
Ok, thank you for the explanation, that makes way more senseIf you go into the settings (can't remember where) there is an option to switch which mode the radar is trigger by. Either "Trigger" mode or "Doppler". Normally it is run in the trigger mode, but tou can switch to Doppler for using suppressor. The Labradar problem always was trying to see the smaller calibers, so getting below 6mm it might not pick it up? Good luck
Thank youI use the trigger, and place my LR on a tiny tripod right next to my rifle. . Never misses shots, easy to reach the buttons on the LR, compact to transport, can't fall off the front of the bench, and doesn't get powder blasted.