Which shot timer should I buy?

poopgiggle · May 23, 2012

I've been using the Surefire shot timer app for iPhone but when I tried to use it for an actual structured practice session the wheels came off the truck. It's time to finally buy a real shot timer. I'd been looking at the PocketPro and PACT timers but from searching this forum it seems like everyone loves the CED 7000. What should I buy, BoomerShooter?

jtischauser · May 23, 2012

All the timers you mentioned work well.

Wall · May 23, 2012

CED7000 does everything the larger timers do but in a compact size.
It has also proven to be the most reliable for picking up my .22 (even suppressed).

benjamin-benjamin · May 23, 2012

Wall said:
CED7000 does everything the larger timers do but in a compact size.
It has also proven to be the most reliable for picking up my .22 (even suppressed).

couldn't agree more.. love mine..

poopgiggle · May 23, 2012

I just bought a CED7000 from Wall because I'm impatient.

twobravo · May 23, 2012

I was just getting ready to research this exact topic. Cool.

Swifty · May 24, 2012

What about the CED 7000 Pro? Any one tried this one yet?

charger arms · Jan 10, 2013

Glad I found this thread. Going to buy my timer with some of my pmag gunbroker profits. Right after I buy a miniature giraffe.

poopgiggle · Jan 10, 2013

After using the CED for a while the only thing I don't like about it is that the display washes out in bright sunlight. The interface is way more intuitive than the other shot timers.

Oh wait, the other thing: charging extra for a pocket clip as a separate accessory? REALLY??? Dick move.

Burk Cornelius · Jan 10, 2013

charger arms said:
.......... Right after I buy a miniature giraffe.

......... I might be the only person who get's that, but it got you a "like"

Boxerglocker · Jan 28, 2013

I owned the CED 7000 pro but shortly after sold it and bought a pocket pro. Reason being 95% of the clubs I shoot matches at in all disciplines use the pocket pro. I wanted to use the same timer with the same buzzer tone as much as possible for training and dry fire practice.