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Chrono - Caldwell Velociradar - first impression

TheAverageShooter

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Well on a whim I decided to order the Velociradar. Tried it at a public range this weekend and it didn't provide me with a single reliable reading. It seems very sensitive and tried to read shots from shooters next to me. I tired the recoil sensor, but it didn't work on my 22LR. I also noticed that the peep sights doesn't seem to go straight through, but rather slightly to the left.

Anyway got a support ticket with Caldwell and will see. Was hoping to get some idea of BC on 22LR ammo that have no real listing, but at this point it doesn't even give me velocity.

Oh and the thing is huge.

Hopefully I get a resolution or this going back and I'm getting the Garmin, can use the muzzle velocity and bullet drop to get DOPE figured out. Was hoping for something that at least can give a good indication to save some time and ammo figuring it out from scratch.

At this point I can only recommend for people to stay away, as it definitely doesn't work at a public range.
 
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