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Muzzle Velocity Measurement

Muzzle velocity and bullet energy are very important parameters that you, as a sport shooter, need to know. Measuring these values is not as simple as determining bullet weight on a scale. It requires more sophisticated tools such as a shooting (ballistic) chronograph or radar. Some of the best devices are made, for example, by companies like Air Chrony and FX Airguns. Read More

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Display FX Chrono

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This digital display for the FX Pocket Chrono chronograph allows you to monitor your shooting results in real time without taking your eyes off the target. You can mount the display directly under the riflescope eyepiece on the FX Impact, or on a side Picatinny mounting rail on other firearms.

2 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 28 - 31.

$ 161.2

Holster for Air Chrony MK3 Black

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The case for Air Chrony protects it against damage and dirt.

12 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 28 - 31.

$ 33.8

Mount for FX Pocket Chrony

Self-supporting mount for the FX wireless chronograph with attachment to a Weaver/Picatinny mounting rail.

2 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 28 - 31.

$ 37.2

Chronograph FX Pocket Chrono V2

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The second generation of a top-tier compact chronograph based on radar technology, created for precise measurement of muzzle velocity and energy of any airgun.

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$ 202.9

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FX Pocket Chrono D1

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FX Pocket Chrono D1 pocket radar chronograph with built-in display, 400–1,250 fps measurement, Bluetooth app, two mounts (for barrel and Weaver/Picatinny), and USB-C charging for reliable measurement in all light and weather conditions.

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$ 202.5

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A precise, reliable and easily portable chronograph with a range of 122–1220 m/s, capable of calculating not only projectile velocity at several distances at once, but also the ballistic coefficient and projectile trajectory.

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Measuring muzzle velocity

If you take shooting seriously, knowing the muzzle velocity and kinetic energy of the projectile is absolutely essential. You therefore need a reliable tool that can measure these values with maximum accuracy. One such tool is the top-of-the-line ballistic chronograph Air Chrony, which is the official measuring device of the world shooting organization WHFTO. It will reliably measure a rifle as well as smaller calibres such as airsoft guns, bows, crossbows and rimfire rifles. Another option is a radar. Currently, the compact and smart FX Pocket Chrony is gaining popularity. It fits in your pocket and can also work with a mobile app.

Muzzle velocity and energy

Muzzle velocity is a conventional parameter used in ballistics. It is defined as the velocity that a projectile would have at the moment it leaves the muzzle, if it were not accelerated by transitional ballistics effects.

Knowing muzzle velocity is a must for sport shooters

To hit the target repeatedly, the projectile must leave the barrel each time at the same, optimal velocity. Based on the measured data, you can optimise your weapon setup. This is essential especially for extremely accurate PCP air rifles and sniper rifles.

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