Best Shooting Chronograph Reviews

[aawp box=”B0028MTBJ4″ template=”horizontal”]Shooting chronograph reviews have given the ProChrono good feedback, and I’m not surprised given its features.

 The ProChrono power down memory can store up to nine shot strings and 99 shots, which only goes to show how versatile it is. The chronograph is easy to set up so you’ll have an easier time using it.

The ProChrono allows you to assess the shot string data and velocity with ease. The ProChrono data review includes extreme spread, standard deviation and average velocity.

The amount of data provided allows for extensive analysis but is still easy to use. If you want to delete a string or shot, just press the button.

The ProChrono also has a data port so you’ll be able to use this with other Competition Electronics accessories.

The ProChrono is often used for rifles, but it measures the speed of anything that shoots. It works particularly well for those with large shooting areas.

The ProChrono is above everything accurate. It doesn’t just work with shotguns but also pistols, arrows and rifles.

[aawp box=”B06WD4YK8Q” template=”horizontal”]Magnetospeed is well known for their quality products and the V3 is one of them. This version has been updated so its sensors are more accurate than ever.

The Magnetospeed doesn’t get too dirty, but if it does you can use the microfiber cloth provided.

The chronograph is ruggedly built, and its straps have a triad thumb nut and metal buckle for extra durability.

Of course the highlight here is its data logging, and it doesn’t disappoint. it’s not likely you’re going to run into problems, but if it does happen you can use its troubleshooting guide.

Another nice feature of the Magnetospeed is its rapid mode which has been enhanced. It also comes with enhanced shooting.

The Magnetospeed is now compatible with air guns. Now you just need to set this up with your air gun and it will take all the necessary measurements.

You can make a number of adjustments without difficulty, and most important the speed is accurate. The Magnetospeed is one of the most consistent in its range performance wise.

[aawp box=”B01GPVARTG” template=”horizontal”]There is no lacking of Airsoft chronographs, but Acetech manages to get ahead of the others in terms of performance and reliability.

The chronograph has 25 memory slots for rate of fire and velocity. With such ample room you can concentrate on shooting and let the device handle the figures.

The chronograph has a lot of features but it remains easy to use. This is possible because the device has a user friendly interface.

Its OLED display is 128 x 128 pixels and in color. There’s also Micro USB power input support and while it requires 4 AAA alkaline batteries, usage is very good.

The chronograph has 4 memory slots for its ammo parameters, and the ROF range is 100 to 5000 RPM. With these specs you’ll be able to do a lot of bullet speed analysis with minimal hassle.

The chronograph also has an auto power off function and low battery power off to conserve it. With a 1200 FPS measurement range, the device works very well for a number of tasks.

[aawp box=”B00HTN5290″ template=”horizontal”]Anytime we talk about the best shooting chronograph for the money, you’re going to come across the Caldwell. And after reviewing this product I have to agree.

The Caldwell is compatible with rifles as well as Paintball, Airsoft and archery. It also comes with a dovetail plate where you can attach the chronograph.

The readings are easy to read and can be displayed in feet per second or meters per second. A carry bag is included so you can take the device with you anywhere.

The bag has dual zippers and is made from tough ballistic fabric. It also has an IR LED kit to assist in bullet speed recording.

The Caldwell is built for use in different environments and is usable in different shooting environments. The Caldwell is equipped with a 48 MHz processor and has been calibrated for optimum performance.

What this means is the Caldwell Kit is more durable and accurate. Thanks to its LCD screen, the data is easy to read.

The Caldwell also has sunshades and has its own iOS app that enhances functionality.

[aawp box=”B01B7OYNJG” template=”horizontal”]The G2 is designed to work with bullets as well as arrows, and its Ballistic Precision Technology provides greater accuracy. Unlike other chronographs, the G2 can be used indoors.

The system is compact and collapsible, making deployment easy. Another benefit of the G2 is is that it’s been calibrated +/-. .25% of velocity, underscoring its efficiency.

The G2 works fine as is, but you can extend its functionality by using the free iOS app. The G2 also has a Bluetooth interface that extends its capabilities.

Whether you use the app or not, you’ll be able to analyze bullet velocity and other data. With the app you’ll be able to calculate velocity spread, minimum, maximum, standard deviation and average velocity.

Apart from the free app and Bluetooth, the G2 really stands out for its accuracy. You no longer need to mess around with the settings just to make sure the figures are correct and not misleading you.

The G2 runs on a rechargeable lithium ion battery, and this is a time and cost effective feature.

[aawp box=”B00VTZXF8Y” template=”horizontal”]Magnetospeed has manufactured a good number of chronographs, and the Sporter ranks up there with the best.

The Sporter provides all the essential details about velocity, etc. With one button press you can cycle through all the details.

The Sporter is very easy to use: just plug it in and turn on. Now you just press the button and go through the stats.

A sensor cord is included and there are multiple sensitivity settings. Experiment with the settings until you’re comfortable with it.

The Sporter uses a 9 volt battery and it’s included here. The battery compartment is very accessible, so there’s no need to use a screwdriver just to access it.

The Sporter kit is easy to assemble, and it is compatible with barrels 1/2 to an inch in diameter. You can also use the chronograph on flash hiders and muzzle brakes up to 2.7 inches long.

As its name suggests, the Sporter is appropriate for sporter / contoured barrels as well as on revolvers with long barrels, and you get accurate results with both.

[aawp box=”B00HTN5DTE” template=”horizontal”]The Caldwell Ballistic was designed expressly for different types of shooters. Its biggest attraction is the pinpoint velocity reading of 5 to 9,999 fps.

The Caldwell Ballistic is calibrated during the design process. Accuracy is up to .25% so it’s dependable.

The Ballistic has a generously sized LCD screen for easy reading of data. The velocity can be displayed in meters or feet per second.

This chronograph is also notable for its oversized sun screens that allow its use in broad daylight. It’s common knowledge that some chronographs don’t work very well in sunlight, so this is a welcome feature.

Similar to other Caldwell chronographs, the Ballistic uses a 48 MHz processor for greater accuracy. This level of precision is uncommon and only goes to show how effective this product really is.

You also get a carry bag for convenience. A 15 ft audio cable jack is also provided with the package.

The Ballistic runs fine as is, but for more info and analysis you can download the free app. The app, available for Android and the iOS, provides extra functionality.

[aawp box=”B001BR6RSU” template=”horizontal”]The Alpha Master is a good option if you’re after quality more than anything else. Sometimes even the best budget shooting chronograph won’t do and you need something more reliable.

The Alpha Master measures 30 to 7000 FPS, and it can measure average, high and low velocities as well. This chronograph also measures standard deviation and extreme spread in case you need them.

Folded, the Alpha Master measures 7-1/2″ x 4-1/2″ x 2-3/4″, and you can put this on a table or a tripod. The unit is made from 20 gauge steel but weighs less than 3 pounds, making it convenient to carry.

All the stats adjust automatically and you can delete shots individually. The device runs on a 9 volt battery (not included), and it can go 48 hours nonstop.

The Chrony not only manages battery life well, but it’s also got an input jack so you can hook it up to a printer (purchased separately).

The LCD monitor is clear so data is easy to read. Aside from rifles, you can use this for arrows, air gun pellets and for shotguns as well.

[aawp box=”B001TKFXMA” template=”horizontal”]The Beta Master is one of the top long range shooting chronograph products, and it’s idea for different weapons. The highlight here is its accuracy, up to .5% regardless of the gun.

The Beta Master only needs one 9 volt battery to run. Performance wise, the Beta Master can measures projectiles from 30 to 7000 feet a second.

At less than 3 pounds you’ll have no problems carrying this. You can also set it up on a table tripod depending on your needs.

The Beta Master displays feet per second by default, but it’s easy to change this to meters. You can also save the changes you made so there’s no need to keep changing every time you use the device.

The Beta Master has a lot of features, but it is still easy use thanks to the clear instructions. When you’re done using it, just fold the Beta Master.

The Beta Master comes with a lot of features that may overwhelm a first time user. However you just need to be patient, and you’ll be rewarded as this is a powerful chronograph.

[aawp box=”B016I3G7RW” template=”horizontal”]Fireclub is no stranger to making quality chronographs, and the X3200 is a fine example of that. Weighing just 240 g, the X3200 measures bullet and projectile velocities accurately at all times.

The muzzle energy range is 0.01 – 999 joule, and it has a 100~9999RMP ROF range. Armed with these features you’ll have an easier time assessing your performance.

The muzzle velocity range is 10 to 400 MPS, greater compared to similar chronographs. Since it’s capable of measuring joules, RPM and energy you can use this to measure different types of projectiles.

The Fireclub works fine for most target shooting projectiles, and it’s just as good for Airsoft guns as well. The Fireclub is also commendable for being easy to use.

You can use this for 177 pellets and Nerf blasters. With its LCD display you can see the data clearly and make a thorough analysis of your performance.

The Fireclub is also one of the most durable that I have come across. Even if you use this on a regular basis, it’s going to get damaged.

Based on tests, the Fireclub scores high in the speed measurement department. It is not only accurate but also fast, with no tweaking required to get the results you want.