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Which Chronograph?!??
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<blockquote data-quote="Trickymissfit" data-source="post: 803150" data-attributes="member: 25383"><p>the wider spread usually is a result of slower operating electronics in the unit. Wether this is good or bad can be debated till the end of time. The most accurate chronograph has it cells roughly 16" apart (maybe closer). It uses inferred cells. (four of them)</p><p> </p><p>The one thing that kinda bothers me about that Magneto thing is that the data gathered cannot be compaired with a chronograph placed ten or fifteen out from the muzzel as it will not register the acceleration of the bullet out there. Probably a minor point, but important when compairing information. Also I load for accurate groups first and speed means little if you can't hit what you aim at. Plus another poster commented on getting his ES as low as he could get it, but some of the loads I have developed that were in the five to seven fps area didn't group all that well. Got nothing against the concept, and never said it didn't work. Still data from one to another is apples to oranges in my book. But on the otherhand it is pretty much fool proof to setup. </p><p> </p><p>As I said; "if I were buying a new chronograph, it'd be the Kurzzreit" without a second thought. </p><p>gary</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Trickymissfit, post: 803150, member: 25383"] the wider spread usually is a result of slower operating electronics in the unit. Wether this is good or bad can be debated till the end of time. The most accurate chronograph has it cells roughly 16" apart (maybe closer). It uses inferred cells. (four of them) The one thing that kinda bothers me about that Magneto thing is that the data gathered cannot be compaired with a chronograph placed ten or fifteen out from the muzzel as it will not register the acceleration of the bullet out there. Probably a minor point, but important when compairing information. Also I load for accurate groups first and speed means little if you can't hit what you aim at. Plus another poster commented on getting his ES as low as he could get it, but some of the loads I have developed that were in the five to seven fps area didn't group all that well. Got nothing against the concept, and never said it didn't work. Still data from one to another is apples to oranges in my book. But on the otherhand it is pretty much fool proof to setup. As I said; "if I were buying a new chronograph, it'd be the Kurzzreit" without a second thought. gary [/QUOTE]
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