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so anyone know what chrono is best for the 150usd and below price range? (i live in the states)

I have a rather large group that is going to contribute to buy it.

From what ive heard the Madbull chrony is pretty darn good for the money. They're about $99 from what I can see in the US stores.

xcortech x3200 if you can find it.

See if any of these meet your budget. Go Products, and shooting chrony.

http://www.shootingchrony.com/

some reviews:
http://airsoftcanada.com/showthread....ghlight=chrono

I picked up the Madbull, for the price you can't go wrong, bright LED makes it easy to read in low light conditions such as now when the wife is sleeping and I'm tinkering ;)

As you can see from the review, I have the Madbull chrony, and it's excellent. Just recently it started reading fubar numbers, but I just had to open it up and clean BB splinters/pieces off the sensor, and it worked like new again. If you aren't careful where you aim you can shear off bits of BB and eventually have to clean the sensor, but it's a 5 min job.

i was looking at the madbull one. i forgot to say this earlyer but i also want something that reads how fast the gun shoots aswell.

let me read through some of these links.

You mean BB's per second? The Madbull ones does that.

Xcortech X3200 is the one I like and I also have the Madbull,they give the same readings as far as the same gun giving the same reading between the two,But if you want more info as ROF and being able to program what type of BB your using the X3200 is the one you want! If you just want to know the fps than the Madbull is great,fast easy to read.My Madbull had a little trouble keeping up with high rate of fire with the PTW and my G&P and would not give a reading it just gave me "----".

So you'd say the Xcortech X3200 is more accurate when reading ROF then the Mad bull chrono?

By the way, how is the Xcortech X3200 LCD screen in low light conditions and outside, in a sunny bright day? Is it easy to read?