MagnetoSpeed

[Wyo7200]

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I have pitting in my bayonet as well. I do wonder how long it will last, though it's not like I use it that often. A couple of muzzle brakes probably have not helped.[/quote]

That is a bummer Dr., but I suppose it would raise the price significantly if they used a material that could shrug off that kind of repeated beating. It's a good idea to keep the 'ol chrony around eh?

 

[Wyo7200]

Here are some targets that document POI shift on thinner barrels. 22-250 and 25-06 calibers.

22-250:

25-06: Magnetospeed is the dot on the right. Bad velocity estimate/adjustment = bad load.

 

[salmonchaser]

Purchased the third generation as a Christmas present for myself. From the limited data I have collected over the years it appears to be very accurate. The ease of use is remarkable. Thirty seconds to set up. My circumstance is unique, but I can re-load five rounds, step out on the back porch, collect my data, shooting at my steel and step back inside. I have not tested it to see how it affects accuracy yet. Certainly doesn't keep me from hitting steel.

 

[Vince]

For it's accuracy and ease of use I'm willing to give up rifle accuracy and test rifle accuracy and speed separately.

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[SJB358]

For it's accuracy and ease of use I'm willing to give up rifle accuracy and test rifle accuracy and speed separately.

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Same here, I just want the data and ease of use. I am tired of lugging all of the other crap associated with a chrono to the range. Being able to strap it on and then shoot for speeds is real nice in my book. Plus, I can always use it, even if the darned lighting isn't "just right".