Garmin C2

Why Labradar LX Is the Superior Choice for Serious Shooters

When choosing a radar chronograph, accuracy is only the starting point. What truly separates great tools from basic ones is how much useful ballistic insight they deliver. While both the Labradar LX and Garmin C2 use modern Doppler radar technology, the Labradar LX is built for shooters who demand deeper data, smarter analysis, and better long-term results.

Designed for Ballistic Intelligence, Not Just Velocity

The Garmin C2 is excellent at one thing: quickly capturing muzzle velocity from machine guns (Not a thing in New Zealand ...) . The Labradar LX goes much further.

Advanced Ballistic Analysis

Labradar LX doesn’t just record speed — it analyzes projectile behavior:

• Built-in ballistic coefficient (BC) calculation

• Velocity tracking over distance

• Detailed statistical outputs including SD, ES, min/max, and averages

This makes the Labradar LX a powerful tool for load development, long-range shooting, and precision tuning, where understanding drag and consistency matters as much as raw speed.

Professional-Grade Shot Series Management

Unlike basic chronographs, Labradar LX allows shooters to:

• Create and label multiple shot series and add to them afterwards as you continue your session

• Compare loads, rifles, or calibers in one session

• Store extensive data directly on the device

This is ideal for shooters who test methodically and want repeatable, organized results — without relying on memory or manual notes.

The Bottom Line

Labradar LX isn’t just a chronograph — it’s a ballistic analysis tool.

If your shooting demands data you can trust, analyze, and build upon, Labradar LX delivers a clear advantage over the Garmin C2. For shooters who take performance seriously, the choice is simple.

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