Good affordable chronograph?

[Panzerschwein]

Hello all!

I've got a whole bunch of handgun loads around here, .38 specials and .357 magnums mostly. I'd love to chronograph them to see what velocities I'm getting from my guns. '

Can anyone recommend me a reasonably affordable yet accurate chronograph? I don't know much about them.

Thanks so much!!

 

[VoodooMountain]

Shooters f1. It's about $100

 

[edwardware]

I like my Shooting Chrony Alpha Master Chronograph quite well. The remote display is quite convenient. It cost me ~$100 on Amazon, with an opened and returned discount.

 

[AnselHazen]

I'm quite happy with my Caldwells. I got the kit with the IR lights. I'm developing loads and following recipes and such like what I read here on THR. It's going well but they all go bang and put a hole in the paper. I want to know more than that. I think my kit was $130 ish.

 

[berettaprofessor]

Chrony Alpha Master fills my needs quite well.

 

[Tusker10mm]

I have a OLDER upgraded Chrony I am going to sell-- $65.00 SHIPPED w/case -- I am upgrading to one I can use with my i-phone, only reason for selling--

 

[H&R Glock]

I just bought a ProChrono Digital from amazon for Christmas. Price was about $98. They had an offer of a $30 gift card if I opened an Amazon credit card. I opened the Amazon credit card and Got it for $68.
It works perfectly and is all I will ever need.

 

[Candyman87]

I like my Caldwells just fine. At under $100 I won't cry when it takes a .38 Special to the screen.

Hell, it's already deflected one .380 off the top. Held up better than I expected!