This thing is the best chronograph I've had nothing hanging off your barrel no aiming and no LR problems I've put probably 100 rounds down range wit it and it's not missed one single shot! Even with the gel blaster

Lab Radar has just unveiled their new model chronograph with even more features, the LX model.

Should be available in March.

https://buymylabradar.com/products/labradar-lx-new-product

Yes I do
Hey does the Garmin show down range BC like the new Caldwell is supposed to ?
I know Caldwell is like welfare bear of long range shooting but thought it was nice it does b.c at long distance.

Right now id take anything over my magneto speed

You need at least 300yds plus to even get a close BC that's one reason the Garmin doesn't have one on it.

I tried to tell y'all about a month ago....

Recording a shot string is all I really need one to do. Looks like a good unit to me. I have a Lab Radar it's ok.

The new LabRadar LX will allow you to recall previous shot strings and add more shots. Very helpful when using multiple rifles at the range.

1bamashooter woe accurate is that gel gun

Well... we've certainly come a long way since accidentally shooting the crono vanes and ripping off little pieces of calculator tape and stapling them to the targets...

If you've never shot your chronograph, you ain't shootin enough.

I'd love either this or a labradar, but simply can't justify the extraordinary difference in price. I could justify if it was double the price of a prochrono, maybe even a little more but at quadruple the price I'm just having a mental block about it

Am I missing something? I hope that I am, but it seems like the main advantage is being able to set it up on the bench right next to you and not having to setup sunshades/ tripod.

What’s the price point on it?

I’ve seen Labradars sell for as little as $250 since the Xero was introduced.

The main difference is the Xero is extremely small, portable, foolproof to setup, never misses a shot and can be weapon mounted. You can monitor velocity during certain competitions and adjust velocity in your solver real-time if needed.

It’s one of the best advancements in the shooting industry this decade.

They’re $600

Dang. I can’t justify it personally.

Enough to tear my kids up with it

I’m changing my mind pretty quickly. Reading some good reviews on it.

If you’ve ever owned and used the old photo sensor styles, $600 is paltry compared to dealing with the quirks of those things, and with the realization that one day, you’re going to shoot the chronograph. Less fussiness with the new technology, and impressive range of velocity. Look to be way easier to keep up with data than the old beta master I had.

I jumped on the bandwagon. You just cost me $600+. I hope you’re proud of yourself

You will love it!