which chronograph?

[oyster]

This arrived through the post this morning, I checked my guns with it immediately. Super tool.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bluechron-Sho ... 51cdf2ec4f
The instructions are comprehensive in describing all the functions, but could do with a quick guide on how to set up and use. I got there with a few minutes scrolling, the unit is ready charged when it arrives. I needed a chrono to accurately set my S200; 11.7 ft lbs and then choked to 11.5 ft lbs. Done in six shots. Recheck after the next air refill. Only currently available through ebay, no discounts at present. I believe I bought a good value for money tool.

[Sake-san]

Possibly one reason I have yet to shoot it is because I do not attach it!, just hold it in place and thus can see the alignment before each shot, whatever a veritable bargain in this modern world of gadgets

[BlackcountryJedi]

The bluechron are available on Amazon to.

[Midasi1]

The true test will be if and when you need spares or advice - besides the price saving it's why I shall stick with my Combro.

[roadrunner]

+1 on the combro, only thing i can fault mine for is it gives erratic readings when the batteries are low so i log when i replace them now

[Friar Tuck]

Plus another vote for the Combro.
I also went for the alignment tool, which is simple to use and I feel more confident about the alignment and not shooting it, but perhaps time will tell.... But then I know how easy it is to get it fixed!

[singlespeed]

Well, with the majority of comments swaying towards the Combro, I've ordered one, complete with alignment tool.

Thanks for the pointers

[Saltire]

I have the SKAN series 3 chrono. I think it is difficult to beat

[raygun]

I have the SKAN series 3 chrono. I think it is difficult to beat

Try shooting through it at 50 yds

ATB
Ray.

[Saltire]

I have the SKAN series 3 chrono. I think it is difficult to beat

Try shooting through it at 50 yds

ATB
Ray.

Exactly, could be a tricky shot