Best lower priced chronograph

[fatelvis]

I already have a Magnetospeed and basic Chrony. I'm looking for a cheaper (preferably around $100), chronograph to test my handgun loads. I would like it to either have a Bluetooth, or wired display that I can view at the firing line. I also would like it to save shot strings, and figure average, ES,SD, etc. The Chrony works, but I can't see the display well, and Ive had enough jotting down numbers and doing math! Lol
Any advice on whats out there and is a good deal, is appreciated. Thanks guys!

 

[Dub]

I use an old CED unit and it works great. Can probably be found in that price range

 

[AlNyhus]

Competition Electronics Pro Chrono. Great unit!

 

[rijndael]

I have a CED M2 that works well. It has long cables to the head unit. It doesn't get much use these days. If you're interested in it, message me.

It's this one: CED M2 Shooting Chronograph IPSC USPSA Chronograph (cedhk.com)

 

[std7mag]

My Beta Master has a cord that runs back to the bench.
Kinda a pain to unwrap the wire and wrap back up when done.
But i can see the display.

 

[vahena]

I use a Pro cono with bluetooth and it will talk to you your speed per shot and record.

 

[jepp2]

I have a Gamma Master (I haven't shot yet), and it works fine for me. But if I were buying a new one today and didn't want it hanging off the barrel, or cost $500 + extras, I would go with the Competition Electronics model that best suited my needs.

 

[fatelvis]

I use a Pro cono with bluetooth and it will talk to you your speed per shot and record.

I went with this model, because of the Bluetooth ability, and the talking.You don't have to take your eyes off the target To hear you're velocity.

 

[fatelvis]

The Pro Chrono is great! Easy to use, easy to see on your cell phone, or just listen for the voice to tell you the velocity. Thanks for the advice guys!