Sniper watch

pretex

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Long ago I saw a program on shooting and the person used a sniper watch.
I have been thinking about it since, so I recently found several dealers on the net.

Does any here on the site use one or at least know how good they are?
 
Long ago I saw a program on shooting and the person used a sniper watch.
I have been thinking about it since, so I recently found several dealers on the net.

Does any here on the site use one or at least know how good they are?

Hi there Pretex,

In what aspect was the watch used:


  • Simply telling the time
  • Some sort of angel indicator
  • Speed/velocity measurement
  • Point of impact measurement?
I noticed on the Internet the 5.11 H.R.T. watch claims to "calculate point of impact by inputting critical values" Can be seen here.

What other links have you got.

I'm mildly interested in your idea...

Cheers, CenterHit.
 
Centrehit

It was a guy shooting highend 338 LM for the military, taking enemy paper targets at a mile, he put all data into his watch and did indeed hit spot on.

So to answer your question, he used it instead of a pda.

But it was a 100k rifle, guess the watch wasent cheap. But would like to know if those watches which us "normal" people can afford to buy are good...?....
 
Those panerai dont come cheap... :D

How accurate are the 5.11 H.R.T?

If it can match my pda, I'm getting one for sure...
 
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FELL OTTA MY CHAIR ROLLLLIN ON FLOOR LAUGHIN SO HARD I NEED OXYGEN.....

YER KILLIN ME HERE...:D:D:D
 
Buddy of mine had one in Iraq. After sending it back for repairs twice and waiting a month for a returm each time he just sent it back for good. Seemed like a good piece of gear when (if) it would stay running.
 
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