The Labradar was the most inconsistent chronograph I have used. Magneto Speed is the most accurate and consistent. My Labradar was repaired two times at my cost and did not register all shots even with a trigger. Glad to see another radar chronograph that works. Great comparison.
@caseysmith8831 the best out there IMO Mine still hasn't missed a shot . I've shot bows, bows, 22lr, 22mag , all the way to 300 win mag . Sub sonic 22 as well . Pistol als
Just purchased the garmin, then the area 419 arca rail attachment. So far it has proven itself worthy. Also picked up a small plastic rectangular box from my local Bimart, line top and bottom with foam and it is the perfect small carrying case. Spendy little begger though. If one is merely looking for a simple, adequate chrono, check this one out. Remember, penny candy isn't available anymore.
Great Video. Interesting that the Labrador is the only one that missed some shots, had always heard they were finicky and this just helps prove that theory. I'm thinking with the new Garmin working so well that Labradar will have to come up with a new model to compete.
Excellent comparison; just what I was looking for! While I understand why you didn't include the LR's missed shots..... I think that they're a valid part when looking at all 3. Thanks again!
Thinking of bailing on my Magnetospeed and hesitating because don't want to buy a new unit but now need an additional mount to keep it off the barrel and more cost .... becoming easier to drift to the Garmin or maybe the new small LabRadar . Decisions Decisions
Think it's a no brainer for a new crono Garmin all the way 👍
wait till you see the LabRadar LX
The Labradar was the most inconsistent chronograph I have used. Magneto Speed is the most accurate and consistent. My Labradar was repaired two times at my cost and did not register all shots even with a trigger.
Glad to see another radar chronograph that works.
Great comparison.
Had a Garmin over a month..
IMPRESSIVE UNIT
Still like it? I am considering getting one. I would like to know your thoughts.
@caseysmith8831 the best out there IMO
Mine still hasn't missed a shot .
I've shot bows, bows, 22lr, 22mag , all the way to 300 win mag .
Sub sonic 22 as well .
Pistol als
This is what I was looking for ! Thanks for the work to put this together.
Just purchased the garmin, then the area 419 arca rail attachment. So far it has proven itself worthy. Also picked up a small plastic rectangular box from my local Bimart, line top and bottom with foam and it is the perfect small carrying case. Spendy little begger though. If one is merely looking for a simple, adequate chrono, check this one out. Remember, penny candy isn't available anymore.
Great Video. Interesting that the Labrador is the only one that missed some shots, had always heard they were finicky and this just helps prove that theory. I'm thinking with the new Garmin working so well that Labradar will have to come up with a new model to compete.
Looks great. Many thanks. Happy New Year.
Excellent comparison; just what I was looking for! While I understand why you didn't include the LR's missed shots..... I think that they're a valid part when looking at all 3. Thanks again!
My Labradar misses so many shots. It hard to get it set up to read the first shot as well. Every range trip it pisses me off in a different way
The Garmin is pretty good. Happy with it.
I just ordered the cft performance arca adapter. Hope they get the word out on this. Looks solid and vs the price of the others!! Great deal.
No complaints with mine so far.
The acceptable accuracy and form factor alone will lean me towards the Garmin C1!
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Thinking of bailing on my Magnetospeed and hesitating because don't want to buy a new unit but now need an additional mount to keep it off the barrel and more cost .... becoming easier to drift to the Garmin or maybe the new small LabRadar . Decisions Decisions
I loved my magnetospeed. Never had an issue with it. I will say the garmin is so much easier to use and transport
And the Bulletseeker ? It’s good but very pricey is the short review.
What gun were you shooting for this test?
Started with a 22-250 and finished with a 7 saum
Why didn’t garmin make a replaceable battery?
My guess would be cost. The battery on the unit can be replaced. You just have to take the unit apart to do it
you should have had the LabRadar LX
I saw it. I feel like they were a little late to the party. Should've released it before the garmin
@@borderbattlemunitions5330 made in Canada so it takes awhile longer :)
No comparison
is exactly the same s..... as other products which are not available on market🤮
I have it on back order from Midway.
@@Champ33 I did, too, but then I kept checking Scheels and got lucky one day. Nifty little unit...