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Ok Guys I have a question ? and kind of a long story, over the past year or so I have been shooting at a local range (Hotwells Houston TX) and I met a fellow shooter who reloads all sorts of calibers and try's all sorts of powder/bullet combinations he is always talking about shooting wild game and such outside the Country during his work travels, anyway we always talk about reloading when I see him and he suggests this, that etc.... well he had inquired if I had ever ran my reloads over a chronograph and I said no don't have one to which he replied I have one at home that I don't use anymore I upgraded the next time I see ya you can use it (cool huh !) Well went to the range yesterday and the RSO said "Your Buddy was here and left this for ya" I said cool I will use it and return it which the RSO replied the guy said keep it !!!!!!
So here I have this Chrony Gamma Master given to me and can't remember the guys name and don't have his number, I did give the RSO my name and number to give this guy and told him to pass it on to call me.
Ok here are some pics, my question is I went and tried using this today with a air rifle until I get to the range and I had one heck of a time getting it to register I think out of 30 shots it read like 5 the rest either did not register or gave a error code 1, I called Chrony Tech Support and they ask me a couple of questions and said it's working correctly you just have to balance the light ? and change up positions if necessary by blocking direct light from getting to the sensors either by the diffusers or other means.
My plan is to go to the range next week and shoot so .22's thru it to see, can anybody offer up any tips as the directions are not well written
Thanks
So here I have this Chrony Gamma Master given to me and can't remember the guys name and don't have his number, I did give the RSO my name and number to give this guy and told him to pass it on to call me.
Ok here are some pics, my question is I went and tried using this today with a air rifle until I get to the range and I had one heck of a time getting it to register I think out of 30 shots it read like 5 the rest either did not register or gave a error code 1, I called Chrony Tech Support and they ask me a couple of questions and said it's working correctly you just have to balance the light ? and change up positions if necessary by blocking direct light from getting to the sensors either by the diffusers or other means.
My plan is to go to the range next week and shoot so .22's thru it to see, can anybody offer up any tips as the directions are not well written
Thanks



