time for a new chronograph, any recommendations?

[critrgitr]

My shooting chrony f1 won't hardly function anymore, so it's time to upgrade. It has never been that great of a product and always had issues. I would like to keep it around $100. Does anyone have a recommendation of one that consistently worked in variable light conditions for both rifles and bows? The reviews on midway are pretty much carbon copy for all models at that price.

Thanks

 

[FearNoWind]

I had intended to urge you to look at the MagnetoSpeed Sporter. Best bang for the buck. But it wouldn't be suitable for the bow.

 

[royinidaho]

What FearNoWind said!!!

I don't archer so your on your own in that area.

 

[Bravo 4]

Maybe you could mount the magneto on the bow stabilizer

Perhaps somebody should ask if they intend to ever make such a contraption, or a version that would work with both firearms and archery equipment. If they get enough interest shown it could happen. They seem to try and accommodate everything else.

 

[BountyHunter]

Oehler 35P does it better than any other high grade non professional chrono. You will not regret it.

More money but only cry once.

 

[romad97]

I am also looking to purchase a chrono. I am about 90% sold on the magneto sporter.