Was hoping someone might have a suggestion for me. I picked up a PACT Club Shot Timer 3 from MidwayUSA a couple of months ago. Just recently I’ve been having issues with the review function. When I shoot a string of shots and go back to review, the times are all screwed up. For example, instead of reading out-
1- 1.35
2- 1.61
3- 1.89
4- 2.10
It reads out-
1- 745.21
2- 749.23
3- 756.33
4- 765.24
I’ve tried yanking the battery, but to no avail. It clears out the history but as soon as I shoot another string, it shows the same times.
I had the same problems with mine after a couple months of use. I actually sent mine back, waited about 3 weeks, then got it back to find it was doing the same thing. After talking to cust. service over the phone, the problem apparently is the timer’s sensitivity.
Adjust it up or down (can’t remember which way produces the 700ish errors). This can be done with a very small screwdriver on a white plastic screw that can be found under the battery. It should fix your problems, I know it worked for me. But fwiw, I never head to the range anymore without a screw to adjust my PACT’s sensitivity.
That would be adjusting the receiver’s sensitivity, wouldn’t it?
Related question, I sometimes get splits of .10-.12 when shooting at indoor ranges. On the surface that seems awesome, but it’s not me producing those (I wish); they appear in between actual shots taken.
I’m presuming that they’re being caused by an echo, since they occur when I can’t attribute it to other shooters. Is this a sensitivity thing, or simply environment?
Bushmaster, thanks for the heads up. I’ll have to give that a go and see if I can’t iron the issue out.
JSantoro, along the same lines of what you stated, my first shot typically shows at .01. I’m assuming this is due to the sensitivity and the echo from the indoor range.