Shot Timer for Training

[Hawkeye]

I'm interested in purchasing a shot timer to use for training, looking at reaction times, shot splits, and similar data.


I've briefly used the CED 6000 and have had a couple people recommend it. Does anyone here have experience with this or other models of shot timers, and any recommendations?


Thanks.

 

[JMC]

Give the PACT Club Timer a look.
Not exactly cheap but a nice light weight, small unit.
I have one and really like it.
http://www.PACT.com

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[This message has been edited by JMC (edited September 22, 1999).]

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[bobo]

I have used the CDE 6000 for many years
and it does really well. But for casual
uses the pocketpro from Competitions
Electronics for $129.00 works well. Also
try denny's shooters suppy for a good deal on one.

 

[El Chimango Pete]

(repeated)

[This message has been edited by Elchimango (edited September 22, 1999).]

 

[El Chimango Pete]

Have been using the Competition Electronics thingum for a number of years - for practice and as 'Timer' in matches. Works fine though you have to poke it in the right general directian - the mike on mine seems to be sensitive to outside noises (don't sneeze at it for instance)

Peter Knight, RROE
(Reluctant Range Officer Emeritus)

PS: If you have a timer or a chrono its best not to let on if you prefer just to shoot)