Shot my Chrony.

Started by yfdcap, June 15 2016 03:10:33 PM MDT

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yfdcap

Messed with it quite a bit today.  Not going to work.  Needs rear sensor.  I will save it for parts.  I have be informed that for fathers day I can get a new one along with a new Tumbler.  ;D  My 30 year old Thumbler is about dead. So with that said.  Which one to get?  Another Chrony? F1 master?  Would like the remote screen this time.

The_Shadow

What make is the tumbler?  My old Dillon (CV-2000) burned out the motor, they said send it back with a check for $70 and They actually sent me a brand new CV-2001 to replace it...

So check for warranty if any.
The "10mm" I'm Packin', Has The Bullets Wackin', Smakin' & The Slide is Rackin' & Jackin'!
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yfdcap

Quote from: The_Shadow on June 17 2016 09:47:23 PM MDT
What make is the tumbler?  My old Dillon (CV-2000) burned out the motor, they said send it back with a check for $70 and They actually sent me a brand new CV-2001 to replace it...

So check for warranty if any.
Thanks for the tip.  It is actually more Scott Murray than Thumbler.  It is a hodgepodge of old parts from both.  I am ready for a new one. The Dillon and Lyman are on my list.   Guessing they are both Chinese.

RJM52

..I understand there are so many dead Chronys, they put out a cook book....kinda like the Road Kill Cafe Cookbook for electronics.   :o


One thing I learned a long time ago was if someone wants their loads chronoed, I shoot the loads across MY chrono not them. I had a friend nick the rear screen on an Ohler 33 many years ago and never let anyone shoot their own gun again.

Another thing that helps is to put up a target to sight on.

Bob

BillC

Hey I know this is an old thread, but I shot mine yesterday with the Glock 20, only took out one of the shade rods, I found it and was able to bend it back enough so atleast its still works, so thats shot #2, earlier this year it took an xtp from my G19 to one of the front corners, no vitals hit, so its been pretty lucky. I have a Caldwell and so far its been pretty good.

The_Shadow

Bamboo skewers work well as replacements in a pinch, if they get hit nothing lost...
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sqlbullet

Yeah...In fact I suggest to people to just replace the metal shade rods with wood right away.  If you accidentally catch a wood rod, it just shatters.  Hit a metal one and it takes your chrono for a ride.

my_old_glock


I shot my light diffuser last week. I have been shooting over the chronograph for 30 years, and never hit one.


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Overkill338

This topic had me spooked now lol  :o
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tommac919

Quote from: Schrambo on June 15 2016 03:20:05 PM MDT
Bad 20, BAD!  No Underwood for you!



Sounds like what a Dem would say ... blame the gun , BAD BAD GUN

Overkill338

Quote from: tommac919 on May 22 2017 02:22:53 PM MDT
Quote from: Schrambo on June 15 2016 03:20:05 PM MDT
Bad 20, BAD!  No Underwood for you!





Sounds like what a Dem would say ... blame the gun , BAD BAD GUN

I've left mine home alone several times and it never runs out and kills anyone.
Don't hate all of us Virginians. Not all of us voted for Ridiculous Ralph Blackface

PCFlorida

Quote from: Overkill338 on May 22 2017 02:57:49 PM MDT
Quote from: tommac919 on May 22 2017 02:22:53 PM MDT
Quote from: Schrambo on June 15 2016 03:20:05 PM MDT
Bad 20, BAD!  No Underwood for you!





Sounds like what a Dem would say ... blame the gun , BAD BAD GUN

I've left mine home alone several times and it never runs out and kills anyone.

That you know of anyway :)
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matt85

killed my chronograph not too long ago... happens to the best of us.

-matt

cphills

I shot my chrony with 308 and did my (extra) part to keep em in business.