BowBars Archery LLC
The Shield (for Radar Chronographs)
The Shield (for Radar Chronographs)
($5.99 shipping to lower 48 US addresses on Shield orders)
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Protect your chronograph with a steel plate! Developed as requested by Precision Cut Archery, The Shield (for Radar Chronographs) helps protect your device when gathering down range velocities for the most accurate sight tapes on the market.
Fits:
- Garmin Xero® C1 Pro Chronograph (3.03"x2.38"x1.36")
- Athlon Rangecraft Velocity Pro Radar Chronograph (3.5"x2.5"x1.25")
- Labradar LX (2.5"x2.75"x2.75")
- GoPro Action Cameras
Features:
- 1/4" USA steel to resist arrows, crossbow bolts and small caliper firearms*
- Quick detach plate for easy on-off
- 1/4-20 threads attaches The Shield to ANY tripod on the market
- Powder Coated Matte Black
- Protects action cameras, phones and other devices.
- Measurements: 33oz, 3.5"d x 4"w x 4"t
Tripod and Chronograph not included.
Materials
Materials
1/4" Steel
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping rates calculated at checkout
Disclaimer
Disclaimer
*BowBars Archery LLC and Precision Cut Archery are not responsible for any damages to chronograph as a result of using this product. User assumes all risk.
Country of Origin
Country of Origin
1/4" Powder Coated Steel Plate - Made in USA
Quick Disconnect - Made in China
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Shield works great and makes it much less stressful shooting just over your garmin and 70 yards!
The Shield removed the risk factor of accidentally damaging my expensive Garmin chronograph while measuring downrange arrow velocity.
It's a solid, well built device that easily attaches to a tripod and has a removable attachment for the chronograph that quickly snaps into place.
There is no chance of an arrow penetrating The Shield.
I was concerned that the thick gauge metal might interfere with the chronograph's ability to track the arrow but that was never a problem.
It was well worth the purchase price.
The quality and machining is excellent.
Solid plate that give piece of mind when shooting arrows right over the top of a expensive chronograph
My local bow shop has been hesitant to buy a Garmin for fear of customers destroying it. I brought this in and showed them and they were impressed, gave them the website and they’ll be ordering one and finally have a good chrono for their customers without fear of it being shot.