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New Garmin Xero C1 Radar Chronograph

I put a new string on my compound bow and tried out the Xero and the App on a few arrows. Worked like a Champ. I have also used it on pistol and air rifle but haven’t got to the rifle range yet lol which is why I bought it.
 

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How long of a distance does it need to pick up a shot ?
I tried the Labrader indoors with no luck but we only had ~40' so I don't fault the unit as it works perfectly at the range.
 
wedgy said:
How long of a distance does it need to pick up a shot ?
I tried the Labrader indoors with no luck but we only had ~40' so I don't fault the unit as it works perfectly at the range.
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My local 100 yd range (out doors) has five overhead sound baffle walls spaced-out between the firing line and 50 yds out. The first three are about 20-25 ft apart starting from the firing line. My Labradar is not happy when I test there. Hopefully the Garmin will be a different story.
 
And I also got a super cheap phone screen cover for a couple bucks and cut it to fit (didn't do the best job on this but my wife is going to custom cut another on her Cricut for me after Nationals. I know it's not a touch screen but it's going to see use so figured protecting the screen couldn't hurt.
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It's not so much the sellers, it's the idiot buyers making those astronomical bids. The bidding on three different listings that I checked all started at $600. If they are stupid & impatient enough to pay those kind of bids, I say more power to the seller for capitalizing on the free market system!
 
makurtz said:
It's not so much the sellers, it's the idiot buyers making those astronomical bids. The bidding on three different listings that I checked all started at $600. If they are stupid & impatient enough to pay those kind of bids, I say more power to the seller for capitalizing on the free market system!
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Not everyone's time is worth the same. I have a family member who will buy it at a premium when he sees it rather than deal hunt because his time is better spent on his business. He's probably making $5-10M / year. Paying a few hundred dollar premium on something he wants is inconsequential.
 
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