If you dont have a shot timer, youve probably told yourself you dont need one.
Or, you might ask yourself, Why would I need to have a shot timer?
The truth is, you most likely do.
The RangeTech timer is less expensive and relatively small compared to other timers. GunSpot evaluates it on the range to determine how it performs.
Its going to make you better.
Its going to make you faster.
Its going to make you more consistent.
Setting up the RangeTech is relatively straightforward. Getting the app to work is simple on both a tablet and a cell phone.
Its going to make you better in just about every way.
Racing the clock and being forced to meet that demand will challenge you.
The truth is, we quickly learned to love it.
The author carries the shot timer on his person while his tablet is set up nearby to display and record the information.
It is the RangeTech Shot Timer, and it has an MSRP of just $79.99.
In our experience, most shot timers cost in the $120 to $150 range.
In fact, we usually use one that costs in that range.
The author runs the shot timer for his students with a tablet set up so that they can view it easily after their drill.
Grant was a little bit apprehensive and reluctant to give it a shot.
But, we are glad we did.
The RangeTech Bluetooth Shot Timer consists of two parts.
Running industry-standard drills and setting par times is what helps you grow as a shooter. Race the clock to see if you can improve.
The first is the timer itself which makes a noise and connects to your smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth.
The second is the RangeTech app which is compatible with both Android and iOS operating systems.
The app is on the Google Play, the Apple App Store and Amazon Appstore.
You can manage all the settings for your timer as well as save and track scores from a connected Bluetooth device. You can also start the timer remotely from the smart device.
But, we were pleasantly surprised.
So far, this gadget has never lost connection.
Hands-On with the RangeTech Shot Timer
In system, this system works really well.
Grant is a firearms instructor who uses his experience and training from his U.S.M.C.
background as well as his work in private security, to teach his students.
Now in his classes, he prefers to use this shot timer over his more expensive one.
Another reason to go with the RangeTech shot timer is its cost.
This puppy comes in at $79.99, which is more than affordable.
The RangeTech also has the advantage of letting you store all your scores.
Now you’re able to track it more easily.
This is a very flexible training tool that can fit any need you may have.
The RangeTech is also much smaller than other timers on the market.
It is smaller than most smartphones, measuring 4 by 1.5 by 1.75 and weighing only 3.8 oz.
Overall, the RangeTech Shot Timer is an excellent option for anyone looking to improve their shooting skills.
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