First Shot Timer?

[Dienekes]

Way back when timers first came out, about 1989--I think the first ones were PACTs--I couldn't afford one myself. But running qualifications with a stopwatch and whistle was a pain. I got my agency to buy one and never looked back. Greatest thing since sliced bread. I bought my own Pact LONG ago, and am still using the same one.

I'd say that for any kind of practical shooting a timer is a must, right along with weapon, ammo, and ear pro. Without a timer to monitor you and keep you honest, you just fall back into "target shooting". And God knows it took us long enough to get away from that very thing...

[teksid]

I've used a Pocket Pro II for a few years without issue.

[Tactical Spork]

Shooting with a shot timer made a world of difference for me. The free ones on the phone just don't work right. I use a Club Pact 3

[Jonny4523]

I have a lot of experience with the pocket pro and pocket pro 2. Our club has gone back to the original pocket pros due to the PP2 not surviving rainy pistol matches. I personally use the original pocket pro.

[Ron3]

Thanks for the advice.

I have a Pocket Pro (Original) on the way.

I'll need to choose a couple simple drills to start timing myself with and post up my first results.