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Q&A for PACT Model 1 XP IR Chronograph System — 3 Questions & 2 Answers

Name PACT Model 1 XP IR Chronograph System
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James, guest, from NE, United States, asked on December 23, 2020

what is IR skyscreens on Pact chronograph

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Answered by Brandon, member, from UT, United States, on April 08, 2021

The M7 IR SkyScreen contains an IR illuminator which is focused into a fan shaped beam and projected up against a retro-reflector affixed to the underside of the white diffuser screen. This provides absolutely consistent illumination and extremely reliable triggering.

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Ron, guest, from PA, United States, asked on July 06, 2020

Can You Use It For Shot Gun

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Answered by Brandon, member, from UT, United States, on April 08, 2021

It could be possible, but it's likely you could cause damage to some portion of the chronograph, or it may not accurately read the velocity due to muzzle blast on any rounds traveling under 1200 FPS.

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Mike, guest, from PA, United States, asked on August 05, 2024

Will it print the results along with energy, drop. Etc.

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