i shot my chrony

[m249]

I have a ced m2 and this past weekend I shot it through the top of the sensor. It still makes reading but it always shows up with a error. My queston is how much damage can these take before you have to replace them?
The sensor is still in one pive just has a hole from a .223 and a small crack.

 

[AJ Peacock]

Just order a new sensor, that's one of the nice things about the CED. Each piece is seperate and can be cheaply replaced.

The error you are seeing is likely that only one sensor is seeing the bullet.

Now, we need a picture!

AJ

 

[ss7mm]

It still makes reading but it always shows up with a error. My queston is how much damage can these take before you have to replace them?

Well let's see. You shot it, see the damage and it gives you an error each time. Sounds to me like you found out how much damage they take before needing to be replaced.

I think if it was me and I got an error every time that I wouldn't trust any readings and would be ordering a new sensor ASAP.

Did you have it at 100 yards, 300 yards or just set up for muzzle velocity?

 

[m249]

I was testing at the muzzle and the wind pick up and put the sensor in the wrong place at the right time.
I tried to get pics posted but can't get them to work if you want to see the damage can email them or if someone can get them to post.

 

[ss7mm]

This should help you get them posted but if you have problems you can email them to me and I'll put them up for you if you want. Just click on "ss7mm" in the upper left of my post.

http://www.longrangehunting.com/forums/f47/how-post-picture-25364/

 

[Coyboy]

Shoot that SOB 3 more times.................





See if the "error" changes to "I surender"

 

[Supertrucker]

I've killed two..............thank god for Chrony's replacement program.

 

[m249]

This is the first sensor the .223 made a nice hole in.

This is the second sensor after it went through the first one.