I don't know if I've got the guts...

I was given a ProChrono by my wife's uncle that was surplus to him. It had old cardboard skyscreens with it so I got on the company website and ordered some new plastic/nylon screens. They nicely sent a new set of ss rods with the screens that were much nicer than the old ones. I promptly shot one in half with a .223. So my score stands at one rod. They're pretty skinny and a lot harder to hit than the chronograph itself.
P.S. my buddy found that a sabot from a muzzle loader won't fully penetrate a chronograph but will destroy the screen/readout.
P.P.S. I bought myself a LabRadar for Christmas, it should be pretty hard to shoot it.
 
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I wonder how big the pile would be...

I was given a ProChrono by my wife's uncle that was surplus to him. It had old cardboard skyscreens with it so I got on the company website and ordered some new plastic/nylon screens. They nicely sent a new set of ss rods with the screens that were much nicer than the old ones. I promptly shot one in half with a .223. So my score stands at one rod. They're pretty skinny and a lot harder to hit than the chronograph itself.
P.S. my buddy found that a sabot from a muzzle loader won't fully penetrate a chronograph but will destroy the screen/readout.
P.P.S. I bought myself a LabRadar for Christmas, it should be pretty hard to shoot it.

If you stacked up all the chrono's that have been shot into a big pile, how big would it be???:eek:
 
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