10-22-2023, 12:10 AM
Another question is, how forgiving is the aiming of this Garmin compared with the Labrar. This is for when it's sitting on the tripod. You can lose the first couple of shots with the Labradar if you're not careful with the aiming. And Labradar's aiming notch on top is pretty average for such a narrow beam. I'm hoping the emission beam on the Garmin is more forgiving.
I like how this Garmin is small enough to mount on the handguard somewhere, but does not have to be fixed to the barrel like the Magnetospeed (harmonics). That way you can get velocities while shifting around between multiple targets, like a steel gong session. Hopefully the recoil of larger calibres are not going to turn it into a salt shaker.
I can't get over how small it is.
I like how this Garmin is small enough to mount on the handguard somewhere, but does not have to be fixed to the barrel like the Magnetospeed (harmonics). That way you can get velocities while shifting around between multiple targets, like a steel gong session. Hopefully the recoil of larger calibres are not going to turn it into a salt shaker.
I can't get over how small it is.