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  • KagA152

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    I've got the Pocket Pro II and it works great for me even after dropping it a few times and banging around in the range bag. Seems that either version of the Pocket Pro is the choice for clubs that host competitions.
     

    ScouT6a

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    I got a pretty good FREE shot timer app for my smart phone. Doesn't have a ton of features, just basic shot timer but free.
     

    DustyDawg48

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    I have the CED 7000 and I really like it. We use them at the club for our monthly IDPA matches and I bought one to use for my own personal practice. One of the amazing things is how long the thing will stay charged! Anything from CED is worth getting; I like the ease of the Pro Shot but the 7000 is smaller and I like all the information displayed right there like time and round count all on the same screen.
     

    partyboy6686

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    I have a shot timer app on my phone that work's pretty good. Android App: IPSC Shot Timer. I have used the Pocket Pro, CED 7000, and Pact Club Timer 3 at local USPSA matches. They all have worked well.
     

    Cameramonkey

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    for the iphone, shot timer from innovative applications is free and works well when you are on the range by yourself. I had to tweak the sensitivity and move the slider over about 40% of the way to the right or it would miss shots fired rapidly.
     

    rvb

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    Altair

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    I have the CED 7000 and I really like it. We use them at the club for our monthly IDPA matches and I bought one to use for my own personal practice. One of the amazing things is how long the thing will stay charged! Anything from CED is worth getting; I like the ease of the Pro Shot but the 7000 is smaller and I like all the information displayed right there like time and round count all on the same screen.

    I've been using a CED 7000 for a while now and have been completely satisfied. I purchased the external battery pack so I could have a backup if the battery died but so far I've never needed it. Dusty is right, it lasts for a long time.
     

    Twangbanger

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    I am looking for a good shot timer, does anybody have suggestions.

    I would like for it to be able to start on a buzzer and also start on the first shot.
    Be able to tell me the time each round was shot.

    I found this one and it appears to have good reviews.

    Competition Electronics Pocket Pro Shot Timer

    This is the one I use, and I'm happy with it. Fairly intuitive, and good enough for my purposes. I still see a good number of them being used at USPSA matches, so they must not suck.
     
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