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Athlon makes ballistic calculations easy! Compare to Garmin Xero at $549.00. The Rangecraft Velocity Pro Radar Chronograph is better in many ways. It picks up the projectiles via Doppler radar, thus eliminating the need to mount the Rangecraft Velocity Pro to the weapon. This means it won’t affect your zeroing or barrel harmonics, so your accuracy remains the same. Since the unit isn’t triggered by a muzzle blast, it can pick up on projectiles from firearms with suppressors, muzzle breaks, compensators, and other muzzle devices. The Rangecraft Velocity Pro can measure projectile velocity between 65 fps and 5000 fps, allowing users to measure the velocity of a massive assortment of projectiles.

It covers what most shooters want from a radar unit. It reads shots by Doppler radar without mounting to the rifle, works with suppressors and brakes, and measures from 65 to 5,000 fps. Since nothing touches the barrel, your zero and barrel harmonics stay the same while you collect data.
A chronograph measures bullet speed. Older optical models make you shoot over sky screens, while radar units like the Velocity Pro track the bullet with Doppler radar from beside the shooter. That velocity number feeds your ballistic app, so holdovers at long range match real bullet drop.
Athlon Optics makes the Rangecraft Velocity Pro. Rangecraft is the name on Athlon's radar chronograph, and Athlon's own setup video on this page walks through using it. Warranty service goes through Athlon, and we help you reach them if you ever need it.
You can order it right here. Shipping is free to US addresses, there are no credit card fees, and orders shipped outside Illinois pay no sales tax. Call us at (309) 781-8421 if you have questions about setup or compatibility before you buy.