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Why so many Labradars for sale?

I picked mine up yesterday and it's a sweet little unit. It was usually within 2fps of lab. In 61 shots the biggest spread between the two was 8 fps. It is not finicky at all, I even aimed it slightly away from the target and it still picked up the shot. It is crazy simple to operate and the display is very easy to read and it's completely hassle free with suppressor use. I had another shooter about 5-6 feet to the right of me and it never picked up his shot.
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Sounds awful ;). I have one I'm trying out tomorrow with large centerfire, sub 22LR, and bow. If it doesn't miss one like all have been saying….will be the best $ I've spent on reloading ish in a decade.
 
The Garmin looks good and early reports are favorable. This unit could be a game-changer. However, I prefer to not be the first kid on the block with newly released electronics. Any issues that are discovered, or upgrades/improvements will come soon enough. I'll look forward to buying a Garmin Gen2 or Gen3.

For now, the LabRadar serves its purpose.
 
It's crazy how many chronographs are forsale. If somones in the market, grab one now. Or maybe wait another 2 weeks and they'll be even less.
When I was looking a few months ago there was none to be seen. I Finally found a magnetospeed on Facebook. So glad I didn't buy new.
 
Still unproven at this Point.
I've seen zero negative reviews from over a dozen folks. Not sure what proof you'd like. They are solid though. Guess someone needs to buy the old tech though to enable others to buy new ;).
 

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