No I was single feeding and shooting pretty slow possibly the blast off the brake
I know, after using an Ohler PRO for decades, the Garmin is the stuff!
Yes, after you close out a session, it should sync with your phone. In the phone, you can review it and add notes (scroll to the bottom). I don't know of a way to manually add notes in the Garmin itself, but each session had a icon of a rifle, handgun, etc along with the avg fps next to it so it was easy to tell the different shooters' session.
Jesus don’t get me started on ……. Never mind
We are fast creeping up on 50 pages here of folks using the Xero, accompanied by other threads on SH, other forums and FB groups some of us also frequent. It seems most of these questions are asked, and answered.
Great stuff. I'm actually a Labradar FanBoy and after the steep learning curve and accessory acquisition, I've enjoyed reliable and serviceable use for over 4 years without complaint. If the Garmin convinces me to put my beloved Labradar on GunBroker ... it will be quite an accomplishment.Jesus don’t get me started on ……. Never mind
We are fast creeping up on 50 pages here of folks using the Xero, accompanied by other threads on SH, other forums and FB groups some of us also frequent. It seems most of these questions are asked, and answered.
Especially, in comparison with the labradar. Folks know me know that I’m somewhat of a gearhead. Over the years, I’ve watched people struggle with the labradar and it was just one more complication I couldn’t bring myself to add to my life. So I never bought one. It was very unlike me. The kicker for me was when lowlight had his break a couple times. It was pretty obvious that this thing was somewhat fragile and not field grade.
As a person who’s taken products to market myself, the Garmin Xero launch has really been an enjoyable and fascinating thing to watch. I don’t remember seeing a product that completely upset a market the way this one has. I’m sure there are examples but I just can’t think of them.
Conspicuous in its absence is some hard use, toughness testing. If the Garmin gets knocked off a bench and hits some concrete, will it survive? Will it survive if it hits dirt. These are my only concerns at this point.
As for the two fat bastards, with fat bastards, on either side of you, I shall await your report……
Save your money and just list it on FB; Gunbroker takes a fee.
Awesome! Great news. I mean these guys have been doing this with their GPSs forever so one would expect they would be a bit of toughness built-in.
Or pay $20 and be a supporter here and list it. It has worked out great for me over eBay, which I usually use. I’ve actually sold stuff for less money here and made more money, than I would’ve for selling it more over eBay.
Jesus don’t get me started on ……. Never mind
We are fast creeping up on 50 pages here of folks using the Xero, accompanied by other threads on SH, other forums and FB groups some of us also frequent. It seems most of these questions are asked, and answered.
Especially, in comparison with the labradar. Folks know me know that I’m somewhat of a gearhead. Over the years, I’ve watched people struggle with the labradar and it was just one more complication I couldn’t bring myself to add to my life. So I never bought one. It was very unlike me. The kicker for me was when lowlight had his break a couple times. It was pretty obvious that this thing was somewhat fragile and not field grade.
As a person who’s taken products to market myself, the Garmin Xero launch has really been an enjoyable and fascinating thing to watch. I don’t remember seeing a product that completely upset a market the way this one has. I’m sure there are examples but I just can’t think of them.
Conspicuous in its absence is some hard use, toughness testing. If the Garmin gets knocked off a bench and hits some concrete, will it survive? Will it survive if it hits dirt. These are my only concerns at this point.
As for the two fat bastards, with fat bastards, on either side of you, I shall await your report……
Jesus don’t get me started on ……. Never mind
We are fast creeping up on 50 pages here of folks using the Xero, accompanied by other threads on SH, other forums and FB groups some of us also frequent. It seems most of these questions are asked, and answered.
Especially, in comparison with the labradar. Folks know me know that I’m somewhat of a gearhead. Over the years, I’ve watched people struggle with the labradar and it was just one more complication I couldn’t bring myself to add to my life. So I never bought one. It was very unlike me. The kicker for me was when lowlight had his break a couple times. It was pretty obvious that this thing was somewhat fragile and not field grade.
As a person who’s taken products to market myself, the Garmin Xero launch has really been an enjoyable and fascinating thing to watch. I don’t remember seeing a product that completely upset a market the way this one has. I’m sure there are examples but I just can’t think of them.
Conspicuous in its absence is some hard use, toughness testing. If the Garmin gets knocked off a bench and hits some concrete, will it survive? Will it survive if it hits dirt. These are my only concerns at this point.
As for the two fat bastards, with fat bastards, on either side of you, I shall await your report……
Looks like you were right.
I hope not. I’ve been giving PewPew the benefit of the doubt through all this.
Their email on 12/14 mentioned 80 coming so they only received about half of what was expected from Garmin.
I'm not sure what other explanation is needed. He's outlined the situation and shared the communication with Garmin. It's a popular product and he offered a fantastic deal. It's not surprising that there is a wait.
The 12/14 email said 60 and if you were receiving the email yours was in that batch and they would be filling orders on a first come first served basis.
Well that's odd because mine says 80.
Or you're getting stretched out until you can't file a chargeback.
One peak into the Liberty Optics thread will show that CC companies have been very willing to take care of stuff well outside of the chargeback window and for a lot more money than a Xero costs.
Last three of mine is 658. The wording between the emails is a bit different as well.
Maybe. I stay positive though. I typically don't attribute malice to what is probably just a company trying their best to manufacture a very popular new gadget.
Your number seems low compared to what everyone else is posting. I assume it might start with 35.
