Chronographs
Measure velocity with confidence using our range of premium shooting chronographs. At Bamfords Online you'll find accurate chronographs from trusted brands including Caldwell and FX, helping you test, tune and optimise the performance of your air rifle or rifle with precision.
Why Buy Shooting Chronographs from Bamfords Online?
Whether you're tuning an air rifle, checking consistency or analysing ammunition performance, a quality chronograph is one of the most valuable tools a shooter can own. By accurately measuring projectile velocity, a chronograph helps you optimise accuracy, monitor consistency and better understand your rifle's performance.
At Bamfords Online, we stock a carefully selected range of chronographs from trusted brands including Caldwell and FX. Our collection includes traditional optical chronographs as well as advanced radar chronographs, offering fast, reliable velocity readings for air rifles, rimfire rifles and other shooting applications.
Modern radar chronographs provide accurate results in virtually any lighting conditions and eliminate the need to shoot through traditional sensors, making them ideal for quick setup at the range or in the field. Whether you're setting up a competition rifle or fine-tuning your hunting air rifle, the right chronograph gives you valuable performance data every time you shoot.
With over 100 years of experience in country sports, Bamfords Online offers competitive prices, expert advice and fast UK delivery. Whether you're an experienced shooter or just starting to tune your rifle, you'll find dependable chronographs backed by knowledgeable customer service.
Chronograph FAQs
A shooting chronograph measures the speed of a projectile as it leaves the barrel, helping shooters monitor velocity, consistency and rifle performance.
A chronograph allows you to tune your rifle, check ammunition consistency and monitor performance changes over time.
Optical chronographs use sensors that the projectile passes through, while radar chronographs track the projectile using radar technology. Radar models generally work in a wider range of lighting conditions and are quicker to set up.
Yes. Chronographs are commonly used with air rifles to measure pellet velocity, fine-tune power output and check shot-to-shot consistency.
Both optical and radar chronographs are highly accurate when used correctly, but radar chronographs are often more convenient because they don't rely on light conditions or shooting through sensors.
We stock quality chronographs from trusted brands including Caldwell and FX, backed by competitive prices, expert advice and fast UK delivery.