Lawn mower ate my Chrorngraph

[Bzcraig]

Caldwell ballistic chronograph is pretty good and not expensive. I've had mine 3 years and its still working fine. Not very fancy, but it does come with an app and a connector cord so that you can download the data to a smart phone. I really don't think it would qualify as top of the line, but it does the job.

I like mine

[gpidaho]

I have a CED Millennium chronograph and it's been great no problems in several years (Except) I've shot the vertical legs off the defuser (sp) so many times that I've taken to making my own out of 1/8" hardboard. So far, I haven't shot a sensor but it could happen just about any range trip. It's easy to stay out of trouble with my rifles but sem-iauto pistols are another story for me. Anyway, a LabRadar is my next on the list gotta have so the CED will be for sale soon. I'm just tired of the screen set-up and the wind blowing it over. Gp

[Hossfly]

My F1 Chrony has been thru a lot, hole thru back sensor at top still working fine now use all wood dowels for screen when needed.

[Gaseous Maximus]

I got my Alpha Chrony direct from the company several years ago. It was a rebuilt unit they were offering for $60.00. Don't know if they still do that or not.