Used the magneato and labradar on 10 rounds today. The labradar averaged 5 fps faster than the magneato speed.
Close enough for me.
Close enough for me.
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With the phone app the Labradar is a very convenient tool, I cant speak for crowded ranges... it may be a pain in the ass on those. However it seems if I am at the range and only one other soul is there they will park their crap right next to me and be shooting a 338 with a massive brake on it.
Never had any issues.
Just a little comparison, nothing extreme. A larger test will be needed to make it scientific but it demonstrates that the labradar averages about 5fps higher.
I took 10 cases and I brushed the necks before seating and I took 10 cases that were not bushed. I then shot 5 of of each with the magneato on the barrel with the labradar reading as well. (I shot the remaining 5 of each on paper with just the labradar, brushing necks appears to reduce your sd from this small sample and on paper looked better as well, not much but a bit)
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Yep, thats it. I use a redding brush in a lyman reamer bodygood study.
brushing necks? is this is a simple as i am thinking you mean (just running a small nylon brush into the case mouth to remove any debris) or are you referring to something else?
I use a sonic cleaner (cheapo harbor freight) and my brass looks like new inside and out not sure a brush would help me. My SD are usually good anyways but never hurts to improve. Interesting how close the MS and the LR are, once I moved my LR to be exactly even with the barrel my FPS was identical to my MS.
The only bummer of the LR for me was before the phone app I would forget to arm the darn thing and shoot a couple shots of a string before I caught it.