Chronograph
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Chronograph
What setup is used to check air pistols ?
I've used a Combro to check mine. http://www.chronoscopes.com/
It does need a little work to get it to fit on a Steyr LP10 though.
I've also used an Gama Master from these people http://www.shootingchrony.com/ but it takes more setting up and is very fussy of lighting levels.
In the U.K. we can also buy Skan chronographs which I use at the club. No problem with light levels on these units.
HTH
Mark
It does need a little work to get it to fit on a Steyr LP10 though.
I've also used an Gama Master from these people http://www.shootingchrony.com/ but it takes more setting up and is very fussy of lighting levels.
In the U.K. we can also buy Skan chronographs which I use at the club. No problem with light levels on these units.
HTH
Mark
Re: Chronograph
There are a number of models out there, and it depends on what answer you're looking for and what level of accuracy in the data you want.dsj wrote:What setup is used to check air pistols ?
So for batch testing pellets, or checking between shot consistency you want good data to work out a CV% and if that's what you're doing, compare between batches (although group size is obviously the most important factor). If you think your gun is under or over powerful then perhaps a less accurate chrono is fine. That said most clubs seem to have one in their cupboard, or if not one or more shooters have their own.
Rob.