Videos tagged with Kestrel Timer

This video offers insights into Precision Rifle Series (PRS) GasGun stage strategy, focusing on speed and accuracy in challenging wind conditions. Instructor Chris Williamson, a sponsored shooter with nearly 10 years of competition experience, shares techniques for stable shooting platforms, effective wind holds, and efficient stage transitions. Key takeaways include adapting support hand placement for stability and understanding the importance of speed in gas gun competitions.

This video reviews the new Double Alpha (DAA) Edge Timer, comparing it extensively to the Kestrel timer, which has been a long-standing favorite for its ruggedness and reliability. The DAA Edge Timer is presented as a direct competitor, offering similar features and build quality at a significantly lower price point. Key similarities include the use of sealed Lithium 123 batteries, robust construction, and loud buzzer volume, crucial for competitive shooting environments. The DAA Edge Timer also features five programmable presets for buzzer delay, tone, volume, and par times, mirroring the Kestrel's functionality.

This video provides initial impressions of the Double Alpha Academy Edge Timer, comparing it to the Kestrel Old Rattly. The instructor highlights its quiet operation on the lowest setting, adjustable buzzer volume, and menu features like start delay presets and par time tracking. He notes the convenience of the corner 'go' button and the integrated flashlight, while also discussing the pocket clip's durability and battery access. The timer is presented as a potentially more affordable and functional alternative to the Kestrel.

This video provides expert guidance on selecting and utilizing shot timers for firearm training. Lead instructor Joel Park details essential features like instant/delay start, random delay settings for solo practice, and par times for drills. He also discusses reviewing shot splits and compares popular timer models, emphasizing ease of use and durability.

This video emphasizes that even the best firearm gear will eventually fail. The core takeaway is the critical importance of a manufacturer's customer service and support when issues arise. The speaker shares negative experiences with Ruger and Kestrel, contrasting them with positive interactions with Walther, Dillon Precision, Vortex, and Holosun, highlighting responsive service and effective problem resolution as key factors in building customer confidence.

This video discusses equipment failures experienced by the speaker and a guest, highlighting that even liked and premium gear will eventually break with sufficient use. It covers issues with a Kestrel timer, a Vortex Defender XL optic, and an ADM rifle, emphasizing the importance of understanding potential failure points and having backup parts.

Ben Stoeger revisits the Kestrel Timer, initially lukewarm due to its price. After extensive use in classes, he finds its loud, easily audible beep superior for range instruction, even with hearing protection. He also highlights its ruggedness and reliability compared to the fragile Pocket Pro timer, ultimately recommending it for serious range use.

This YouTube video appears to be a preliminary assessment of the Kestrel Timer, with the creator indicating it's "ok so far." The description provides links to Ben Stoeger's Amazon books, in-person classes and digital coaching through Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG), and the PSTG podcast. While the video's primary focus is the Kestrel Timer, the associated links strongly suggest a connection to competitive shooting, training, and the methodologies of Ben Stoeger. The content is likely aimed at individuals interested in improving their shooting performance through accurate timing and data analysis.