What is a good one to buy that won't beat the bank but easy to carry and to use
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That depends on your budget. There is no sense in recommending if it is not within your budget.
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I said easy to use so it would be a more common one I'm sure , not looking to buy NASA spacecraft
But not a everyday practice
But not a everyday practice
Garmin
Most are easy to use these days, but budget is another story. Why is it so hard to specify a dollar amount?
med358-boise
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I will interpret his budget comment as middle of the pack, so I will go with Magneto Speed.
Bucklowery
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Garmin. I have seen them in stores for 100 less than online. It is worth it in time savings alone
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Buck
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Buck
Exactly!
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Bucklowery
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I have one of the c2 optical chronograph I need to get rid of now
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Buck
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Buck
Varmint Hunter
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People are selling LabRadar units with all the bells and whistles for $250-$300. I had no issues with my LabRadar but I did replace it as soon as the reviews on the Garmin came out. I dropped $600 plus tax for the Garmin.
If money was tight, I'd still be using the LabRadar without issue.
Just another option.
If money was tight, I'd still be using the LabRadar without issue.
Just another option.
Smok3y
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Without a budget to work with, it is hard to help. I have been using a FX Pocket Chronograh for years and just picked up a Garmin. They are super easy to throw in the range bag. That is $200-$460.
