«If the unit is set up by these parameters, it is very accurate.»

GUNS Magazine, circulation 1.25 million, tested the SuperChrono acoustic shooting chronograph in the October 2013 issue.

Some excerpts from the article:

«But the Oehler is a bit bulky, and I have wished for a very small, accurate chronograph I could take anywhere in the country when competing or hunting. It appears that I have found it in the SuperChrono from Steinert Sensing Systems»

«If the unit is set up by these parameters, it is very accurate.»

«I used both the Oehler M33 and the 35P to test the accuracy of the SuperChrono. I set the Oehlers up so the distance between the sky screens was about 10 feet in front of the muzzle of the rifle. I set the SuperChrono up just beyond that, which was about 14 feet in front of the muzzle. There is a 1.05 fps velocity drop per foot. So if the muzzle velocity of a .308 was a true 2,700 fps, the Oehler at 10 feet would register about 2,690, and the SuperChrono at 14 feet would register near 2,685 fps. That worked!»

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