Caldwell Ballistic Precision 2.0 Chronograph with Bluetooth

Caldwell Ballistic Precision 2.0 Chronograph with Bluetooth

Key Features for Accurate Measurement

This chronograph is packed with technology to make capturing accurate ballistic data easier than ever, wherever you are.

• High Precision: Factory-calibrated to an accuracy of ±0.25% for reliable and consistent results you can count on.
• Bluetooth Connectivity: Easily pair the chronograph with your smartphone or tablet to transfer data wirelessly in real-time.
• Caldwell Mobile App: The free app (for iOS and Android) acts as your ballistic logbook. It records every shot, saves velocity data, notes, weather conditions, and allows for easy export and analysis.
• Wide Sun Screens: Extra-wide and durable sun screens ensure reliable sensor function even on bright, sunny days when measurements can be problematic.
• Clear Display: You can also read the velocity of the last shot, average velocity, and other data directly on the large, easy-to-read LCD display on the unit's body.

What Is a Chronograph For and How Will It Help You?

Knowing the exact velocity of your projectile is crucial for many aspects of shooting. This tool helps you to:

• Optimize Your Equipment: Find out which bolts, pellets, or ammunition perform best in your weapon. Test different weights and types to achieve maximum velocity, energy, and the tightest groups.
• Monitor Performance: Check if the performance of your crossbow or bow is degrading over time, for example, due to string wear, and know when it's time for maintenance.
• Create Ballistic Charts: Knowing your precise muzzle velocity is essential for creating accurate ballistic charts (DOPE cards) and calculating projectile drop at various distances, which is crucial for long-range precision shooting.
• For Tuners and Reloaders: An indispensable tool for anyone who tunes their weapons or reloads their own ammunition and needs to verify the consistency and performance of their loads.

Principles of Safe Use

Always place the chronograph at a safe distance in front of the muzzle as per the manufacturer's instructions (typically 10-15 feet / 3-5 meters). Ensure the projectile's path passes freely through the space between the upper sun screens. Never aim directly at the body of the chronograph. Shooting the device will destroy it and can lead to dangerous ricochets.

Care for Your Electronic Device

This is a sensitive electronic measuring device. Protect it from falls, strong impacts, and especially from moisture and rain. After use, clean it of dust and debris with a dry cloth and store it in a dry place, ideally in its original packaging or a padded case. Avoid scratching the optical sensors and the display.