Thread: Garmin Xero® C1 Pro Chronograph

Took my Garmin Chronograph up to the range this arvo just for fun at a 22 Benchrest shoot we were competing at



These things are absolutely nuts, it has never missed a beat with 696 shots over it so far even the 22 with tuner & tube well past the muzzle & bench where the cronie was



I will receive another 10 of these tomorrow or Tuesday depending on the couriers

Whats the price for these units?

Originally Posted by woods223

Whats the price for these units?

$1200

Made a ARCA mount for the tri-pod.

Link: https://github.com/eamars/arca_swiss...Arca%20Adapter

Have the same and its sick


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Originally Posted by dirkvanvuuren

Have the same and its sick


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Just an FYI no warranty if it is fitted to a rifle

Think I will stick to the labradar.
Their app working well these days.
It's bigger but works just as well.


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Originally Posted by andyanimal31

Think I will stick to the labradar.
Their app working well these days.
It's bigger but works just as well.


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Originally Posted by andyanimal31

Think I will stick to the labradar.
Their app working well these days.
It's bigger but works just as well.


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I'll check back in on this comment in a year

I want one, but I haven’t been let down by my labradar (thought the 50 cal might kill it but still going)

I don’t think many new labradars will be purchased going forward

Labradar has one advantage (yet)

Velocity readings over a certain range. I.e. 80yrds downrange...

If garmin are smart they will try to implement that functionality as well...

Originally Posted by PerazziSC3

I want one, but I haven’t been let down by my labradar (thought the 50 cal might kill it but still going)

I don’t think many new labradars will be purchased going forward

I think magnetospeed are in bigger trouble than labradar...

Originally Posted by STC

I think magnetospeed are in bigger trouble than labradar...

I was never a fan of the magnetospeed. Having something attached to barrel that changes the impact or accuracy just sounded like a waste of time

Originally Posted by PerazziSC3

I was never a fan of the magnetospeed. Having something attached to barrel that changes the impact or accuracy just sounded like a waste of time

Interestingly I have used a magnetospeed on my rifles, all suppressed so the unit attaches to the suppressor (not sure if that makes a difference) at 100m I did not detect any impact shift or change in accuracy for any of my rifles.

Originally Posted by STC

Labradar has one advantage (yet)

Velocity readings over a certain range. I.e. 80yrds downrange...

If garmin are smart they will try to implement that functionality as well...

Can't you just shoot over it with it set up down range?