Make sure, too, that the area ahead of the chrono is clear for several meters, as any clutter will prevent the radar picking up your projectile. Omni Capital Retail Finance Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (register number 720279). The original FX Pocket Radar Chronograph completely revolutionized the use of Chronographs for airguns. This FX Panthera / Dynamic double airkit enables you to attach a second compressed air reservoir to your FX Panthera or FX Dynamic air gun. is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, register number 689922 and act as a credit broker and not a lender.

In the chronograph world, you really only have two options: The expensive complicated units that gives you most of what you need, but cost far too much, or the cheaper models that are outdated, not very portable, are light sensitive/dependent, and often break easily. It communicates via Bluetooth to either your smart phone or the FX Chrono-graph Display (sold separately). Ok, not 100% true, I read the manual on my Zbroia Sapsan, Luckily it's the shortest manual I've ever seen and no pictures. I want to really thank all of you on AGN, I get some very good advice, especially from those of you that read the manuals, my man card won't let me, I have a wife for that. That +/- 2% is the maximum and minimum amount of calibration you can set, not the accuracy level of the chrono.

I don't think they are perfect, but I think they are a good balance of accuracy/cost/portability and all the features you get from having a Bluetooth devise connecting to your phone. Capable of recording velocities from 400-4000FPS it has applications for both Airguns and full bore rifles alike. Steinert Sensing makes the Superchrono, which uses acoustic sensors to track the sound waves from the projectile.

Whether shooting in a competition, tuning an airgun, or just keeping a watchful eye on the speed your airgun is performing at, the new FX Chronograph Display is a must-have accessory. i have the FX bracket and place mine directly under my LDC or barrel, about 2-4” back from end of muzzle.Powered by Lab Radar technology this all new chronogrph opens up a whole new world of testing and tuning. Does anyone know how the police check the ft lb in the field if you are stopped and questioned about the power of your rifle?

suggests to me that it must be using that information to try to use a drag table of sorts to calculate the muzzle (time zero) velocity.I am having problems getting consistent readings from my FX Chronograph that is fitted to the barrel of my HW95 . Going through each screen gives an impressive selection of inputs that can have you using everything from a airgun high power to a nerf gun. The final point I made was that put very simply, the Combro will stay still because it is not firmly attached to the rifle - it can slide along the barrel, and will slide along the barrel.