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The MagnetoSpeed V3 ballistic chronograph kit was designed to be used on barrels and suppressors from 1/2 inch all the way up to 2 inches in diameter. In addition to the larger diameter tolerance, the V3 also has one inch more clearance in the blast zone to account for longer (up to 3″ in most cases) muzzle brakes, flash hiders, etc.
MagnetoSpeed V3 features an improved designed with the following features:
Kit includes:
Note: DO NOT MOUNT BAYONET ON ANY SUPPRESSOR COVERS. THE BAYONET MUST BE MOUNTED DIRECTLY ON TO THE SUPPRESSOR TO ENSURE PARALLEL MOUNTING AND PREVENT POSSIBLE BULLET STRIKES.
£426.00
In stock
The V3 MagnetoSpeed now has:
Improved Display
Re-designed Bayonet
Highly accurate, portable and easy to use. Works with your rifle, handgun or shotgun. V3 works with AIRGUNS…
All shooting chronographs currently marketed to the general public use optical sensors.
The MagnetoSpeed uses electromagnetic sensors (patent pending) to detect the presence of the bullet. These sensors are immune to muzzle blast, which allows the sensors to be located near the muzzle. As an added benefit, these sensors are immune to common light problems such as fluorescent lights, low sun, bright sun, etc.
Our unique method determines velocity by sensing the difference in time between a slight disturbance in two magnetic fields as the bullet passes by. This is somewhat similar to the way that an electric guitar senses the vibration of its strings to produce amplified tones.
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The V3 MagnetoSpeed now has:
Improved Display
Re-designed Bayonet
Highly accurate, portable and easy to use. Works with your rifle, handgun or shotgun. V3 works with AIRGUNS…
All shooting chronographs currently marketed to the general public use optical sensors.
The MagnetoSpeed uses electromagnetic sensors (patent pending) to detect the presence of the bullet. These sensors are immune to muzzle blast, which allows the sensors to be located near the muzzle. As an added benefit, these sensors are immune to common light problems such as fluorescent lights, low sun, bright sun, etc.
Our unique method determines velocity by sensing the difference in time between a slight disturbance in two magnetic fields as the bullet passes by. This is somewhat similar to the way that an electric guitar senses the vibration of its strings to produce amplified tones.
