I'm looking to get a shot timer.

[JustInAr15]

I'm looking to get a shot timer. I've been looking at the CED 7000 and the PACT Club Timer III.
I want a loud buzzer, and something that is going to hold up. Is there something else out there better?
Maybe I should buy something like SG Shot Timer or Kestrel?
The SG Timer GO is a fantastic shot timer that offers great value for money, SG Shot Timer with U-Grip more expensive, but looks great, Kestrel Built like a tank, five year warranty and upgrades, made in the USA.

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[L84Cabo]

I have this one (below) and it's been good. But it's a pretty old design and there might be something better on the market. There must be something better...more features, downloadable to a computer for better tracking of your training, smaller, lighter, better durability, etc. It's a great timer but, again, definitely an older design.

I also know you said you wanted a loud buzzer...which you do...but you definitely want a buzzer that you can control the volume on and one that can go pretty low too...so that you can do dry fire practice at home without annoying the whole household.

I also subscribe to the notion of buy once/cry once on this. A good timer should last you five years at least. So if spending a bit more money gets you either greater durability or more useful features, I'd spend the money.

Competition Electronics Pocket Pro Shot Timer

The Pocket Pro measures shot time intervals for personal practice and scoring matches! A timeless design that has set the standard for shot timers....

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[Nosferatu]

Jeebus...I didn't even realize there were so many now. I've had a Competition Electronics one forever. It works, but won't tell facetwit every time I farted while shooting.