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Q&A for Competition Electronics ProTimer Shot Timer — 4 Questions & 5 Answers

Name Competition Electronics ProTimer Shot Timer (4.2)
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Srayner15, member, from MD, United States, asked on January 09, 2024

What sensitivity setting would be recommended for dry fire practice?

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Answered by Competition Electronics, Manufacturer from IL, United States, on December 04, 2024

We cannot guarantee the ProTimer will pick up the sound of a firing mechanism even on the most sensitive setting. It is better to use the par-time feature to enable a second beep and try to "beat the beeper". Reduce the time interval as your skill level improves.

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Chiefsparkey, member, from MN, United States, asked on May 21, 2024

If I’m shooting solo, is there settings for delays in start beep?

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Answered by Competition Electronics, Manufacturer from IL, United States, on December 04, 2024

Yes, you can set the delayed start beep for a specific amount of time or random time "window"

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cwalsh, guest, from OH, United States, asked on December 18, 2023

Is it sensitive enough to pick up suppressed subsonic .300 blackout rounds without having it 4” from the ammo discharge port?

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Answered by Competition Electronics, Manufacturer from IL, United States, on December 04, 2024

Yes, with the proper sensitivity adjustment, the ProTimer will register subsonic .300 blackout rounds.

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Bob, guest, from CO, United States, asked on June 01, 2022

For dry fire practice can the sensor pick up the hammer snap or do you have to use the par settings?

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Answered by Competition Electronics, Manufacturer from IL, United States, on June 15, 2022

The Protimer can pick up the snap of a finger, so if the hammer drop is similar in sound pressure it will pick it up.

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