timers

[springy]

What timers allow for 200+ seconds par time, and don't roll over at 200 seconds.

[zodiac]

I have never timed out a Pact Club Timer 2 or 3 but I don't know the maximum par time.

[AFH]

CED 7000 and 8000

[Alan550]

How about this one...............999.99 seconds limit.

http://www.cedhk.com/shop/products/CED8000-Timer.html

Alan~^~

[co-exprs]

We use the Pact club timers. I've set par as far our as 350sec and it displays total, real time... Not role over. Other features we like are the loud beep and the beep goes upon releasing the start button. Some timers make an audible click when pushed, which many with amplified ears can hear. The Pact timers have a quiet button and I push the button when I give the standby command. Then I release the button to sound the beep, after some random period of time. The CED 8000, with the folding screen is awkward and annoying. The CED 7000 is a great personal timer, but the beep isn't loud enough for club use, and rechargeable battery means, if it goes dead half way through the day, you're looking for another timer, rather than swapping out the 9volt. Also the CED 7000 screen is small making it difficult to show the time to the score keeper while clearing a firearm. The Pocket Pro timer doesn't par high enough for multigun and does the annoying role over at 200sec. We have also had too many break to be considered reliable or long lasting. Our choice is the Pact Club Timer.

Edited November 11, 2014 by co-exprs

[Bryan 45]

I've had a CED 7000 for a few years and used them at Blue Ridge Mountain for the last 6 years. Great timer. Seems to be durable, allows 999 par time, random, instant or set delay beep.

[HRider]

Wanting to practice some reloads?

Just kidding. The Pocket Pro II stops at 199.90.

Hurley

[AFH]

While I was hoping the PACT Club Timer III had the capabilities mentioned above, they don't according to the representative who answered their phone. The max par time on their Club Timer is 99 seconds, and it rolls over (or maxes out) at around 200 seconds. However, their PACT MKIV XP timer will handle much longer par times and will go (I believe) to 999 seconds. They can be found for around $200. The CED 7000 timers are around $120 each.

These timers are available at Shooters Connection, and Brownells, who are both BRM3G sponsors!!

Andy

[co-exprs]

Hmmm. I think I got two timer's features mixed. I happen to have a Pact Club Timer 3, here at my desk at work. It appears that the Par time does indeed top out at 99.99sec. The recorded time however goes all the way to 999.9 before rolling over. I'm tapping on it now and my last recorded time before roll over was 999.8. So that's the trade off. The Pact Club 3 has everything except the longer par time and the CED 7000 has everything but is small and quiet.

Edited November 12, 2014 by co-exprs