A chronograph is designed to measure the velocity of your bullets by using electronic sensors. You simply make sure that your shot crosses over the sight lines of these sensors, and you’ll get a readout of your velocity. No matter what type of reloading you are interested in doing, checking your loads using a chronograph is important at least for the sake of safety and consistency. For the volume reloader, spot-checking a few rounds every so often is a good idea and adds an extra level of safety. For the precision reloader, you cannot get by without a chronograph to test and fine-tune your loads. The following is a roundup of some of the top models available on the market today.
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Caldwell Ballistic Precision Chronograph
http://www.btibrands.com
MagnetoSpeed Sporter
http://www.magnetospeed.com
Competitive Edge Dynamics M2 Chronograph
http://www.cedhk.com
PACT Model 1 XP
http://www.pact.com
PACT Professional XP
http://www.pact.com
Competition Electronics ProChrono Digital
http://www.competitionelectronics.com
RCBS AmmoMaster
http://www.rcbs.com
Shooting Chrony – Beta Master Shooting Chrony Blue
http://www.shootingchrony.com
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