Unpacking The Garmin Xero C1 Pro Chronograph

[jjmp]

Thanks OP great info ,cheers

 

[Varmint Hunter]

This is Garmin, I doubt you'll have to wait that long at all. I believe optics planet has them in stock with free shipping. However a few
years back they were notorious for leading you to believe an item was in stock, but you end up waiting a month or two more for it to ship.

That's still true today and if you order the Garmin you will wait for an indetermined period of time. However, they list an estimated delivery date.

 

[Veteran]

Found this funny, that is one slow *** rifle

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Obviously bow data....

Wrong picture if it was a Garmin ad about rifles though

 

[Muddyboots]

Wow, if that is bow data, something really wrong with bow. I have chronographed bows forever and always within couple fps of *****. Very rarely >3fps unless you are a string plucker!

 

[skipglo]

I lost my marbles long time ago. Better I say it versus @skipglo!!! Or any one of my other "friends" here.

You have " friends" here? When did that happen? I must have been away hunting!

 

[bultinkle]

My guess is Red Ryder BB gun

 

[tred1956]

If you really HAVE to have one. Talk about stupid. Look what this one SOLD for:

 

[asd9055]

I lost my marbles long time ago. Better I say it versus @skipglo!!! Or any one of my other "friends" here.

You see @Muddyboots I was lucky. I never had any to loose

 

[tydaws]

I'll admit that I have not yet taken the time to do any research on this Garmin unit. Other than being significantly more convenient (size, weight, etc.), what will this unit do that the LabRadar will not?

 

[chav0_12]

I'll admit that I have not yet taken the time to do any research on this Garmin unit. Other than being significantly more convenient (size, weight, etc.), what will this unit do that the LabRadar will not?

Battery life and size I think are the biggest things.

 

[chav0_12]

I'm surprised this didn't come with some sort of case.

 

[bultinkle]

I'll admit that I have not yet taken the time to do any research on this Garmin unit. Other than being significantly more convenient (size, weight, etc.), what will this unit do that the LabRadar will not?

My understanding is it's far easier to aim and trigger. No external triggers needed for suppressors and no issues with fine tuning aiming.

Is it true? Idk I'll find out

 

[tydaws]

My understanding is it's far easier to aim and trigger. No external triggers needed for suppressors and no issues with fine tuning aiming.

Is it true? Idk I'll find out

I think there is a possibility that the LabR units may be fairly inconsistent unit to unit. I have one that basically never misses & have no issue aiming with an aftermarket peep. Also, no external trigger & I have no issues getting good readings shooting suppressed.

However, I have buddies that have a fair amount of trouble with their LabRs. No clue if it's generational, software upgrades or just plain inconsistencies.

Guess I got lucky.

 

[tred1956]

Yes, it will handle 4000 plus FPS and 20 caliber bullets are a breeze. Disregard the DEV/AVG numbers pictured, as we shot several different Contenders and rifles. What a joy to set up and use. Worked Flawless.
Safe shooting
Doug