Labradars for sale?

[Lkwebb]

" nothing older than last year's race car"

Kinda like rifles to huh lol

 

[Gunworks58]

I've been toying with the idea of getting a LR, but held out for the Garmin. Smaller unit for roughly the same price range.

 

[Raydee]

R.I.P. Labradar, wish I didn’t hold onto mine, almost worthless now

 

[whatsupdoc]

My mule is worthless a new skinny one that can carry more is out.

 

[robpiat]

The problem with labradar was they were not customer centric. Their service is great if you have a hardware issue, but people have been clamoring for more investment in the app and better connectivity. I mentioned several times to them that they could charge for a premium app that they could make ongoing investments. Lots of folks would pay $10 a month or whatever. Looking back the oehler with the receipt printer that I could tape to my target was pretty awesome.

 

[BP1]

Not so fast!

 

[Ned Ludd]

The LabRadar works just fine. I'll save the ~$650 a new radar chronograph would cost and use that money to buy about 2.5 pounds of H4895 when it comes back in stock three years from now.

 

[Bill Clifton]

Well I'll just keep using the LR until it dies or something since it does all I need it to do. Buy then something even better will be out. I was never one to give up on a piece of equipment that works fine just for sake of having the latest greatest.

 

[Fuj]

Well I'll just keep using the LR until it dies or something since it does all I need it to do. Buy then something even better will be out. I was never one to give up on a piece of equipment that works fine just for sake of having the latest greatest.

That about sums it up on my end. I'll probably snag one of the for sale
units for a spare.....

 

[284winner]

Ya know; One other thing I like about my Lab Radar is the fact
that it blocks the sun for me in the early hours when there is no
wind. Garmin ain't going to do that and Andi Scan failed that
test also......So I don't need to chase the next shiney......LOL

That might be the only good thing about a LabRadar vs the Garmin. Half glass full, I get it.

 

[grantre72]

Garmin seems like a nice device, but have had no problems with my Labradar and it offers kinetic trigger, sd card data storage and downrange velocities that the Garmin doesn't. Consequently, don't see a compelling reason to spend $600 on another chrono, especially considering I only use for a final "data point" in load development.

 

[TaperPin]

I may start scanning thrift stores and pawn shops for a Labradar.

 

[Old Navy]

Just ordered another Xero from Scheels for an Xmas gift for my son at 7:15 MT.

 

[Herzo]

I must be a neanderthal - my ProChrono at a buck and a quarter works just fine.

 

[6.5 forever]

I may start scanning thrift stores and pawn shops for a Labradar.

I passed mine to a grandson!

 

[TaperPin]

I passed mine to a grandson!

Many grandkids all across the world will have a funny look on their faces Christmas morning, opening a box hoping for the latest video game, only to find grandpa’s used Labradar.

 

[DiffEQ]

Many grandkids all across the world will have a funny look on their faces Christmas morning, opening a box hoping for the latest video game, only to find grandpa’s used Labradar.

They won't be confused as along as they already opened the box containing grandpa's Rem 550 or Mohawk 600 in 222 Rem.

 

[powderbrake]

I am keeping my Labradar, it works great. I will get a Garmin if my Labradar ever dies.

While I agree the Garmin is easy to set up, smaller, and obviously simple to set up, I just don't want to spend $600 just because it is smaller.