KsKevin
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This case is about as small as you can get and holds the Garmin and charging cord perfectly. It's only $8
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Rick Richard
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Will it hold the legs also?
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KsKevin
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Yes, fits without even having to remove them.
Totally!
You forgot to tell me
...but I'm glad someone else did!
Just drop a note at the bottom of the report .."Session 2"....same thing pretty much!
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Jlusk
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I was so impressed with the first Garmin I bought, that I bought a second one so my wife and I could record data at the same time. Haven't had one issue with either units. Lack of a case is a drag, but they fit nicely in the padded pockets of my range bag.
crashlanding
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Looks to me like it could fit in a crown royal bag pretty easily
Please let me know when you buy one, so I can get the 50% off.
stiff neck
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Garmin doesn't provide a case, and they don't even sell one. Why? Because it doesn't need a case. For cosmetic protection, that $8 case on Amazon works for lots of us, including me.Amazon...here in Canada 39.99....in the U.S. ..probably 8.00....
I've had mine for almost two months. I shoot ARA and Long Range Cowboy matches and I used it in both to expierment with it. So far, it has never missed a shot. It was a hit at both matches. At the ARA matches, almost always when a bullet hit outside of the group, the velocity was either faster or slower than the rest of shots. At the long range matches, everybody wanted me to measure their loads. The black powder shooters were always telling me that their loads were more consistent than my smokeless loads. They were using compressed loads. I was using Buffalo Rifle Powder loads that had airspace in the case. Most of us were using 530 grain bullets sized to .459 inch. Our velocities were close and my velocities were more consistent with smaller standard deviations than the black powder shooters. I donated my Chrony to my Gunsmith class. Anybody want to buy my never used Magneto Speed?
DocUSMCRetired
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We call those "stripper purses".... At least get it right.
I have kept mine in my pocket since inception. No case. Gets tossed in a range bag if needed. No issues at all. Screen is scratch less with zero protector.
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Had mine for a few weeks now and it's functioned perfectly. Hasn't missed a shot yet. May only concern is that it's so small I'll end up leaving it somewhere or losing it (that's a 'me' problem, obviously). Functionally, the only thing that I've found that I wish it could do that it can't, is to track separate shot strings simultaneously. So when I'm at the range working with three different rifles, I'd like to be able to have a string for each and switch between them as I rotate through each gun. Maybe they'll do that in a software update down the road...... Either way, money very well spent!!
