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Q:
Is it programable for a course of fire exercise?
Posted On: 10/27/2023 By: John Humphries
A:
Hello John! I presented your question to Competition Electronics, and this is what they said: The Pocket Pro timer can be used for dry fire practice by setting a second beep to go off at an interval that would represent the amount of time necessary to complete an exercise. The idea would be to complete the exercise before the second beep was heard. Like trying to “beat the buzzer”. So for instance, you could set the second beep for let’s say 1.2 seconds and then try to draw, get on target, and pull the trigger (unloaded gun) to see if you can hear the click from the firing mechanism before the beeper goes off. So for this technique, you do not use the sound sensor in the timer. Otherwise the Pocket Pro is useful for live fire practice simply by pressing the start button to get the start beep, completing the course of fire, and then looking at the time on the display which would be the time to the last shot. That would be considered the total time for a stage and would be the measure of speed at which it was completed. The lower the time, the faster it was completed.
