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product_id: 53398533
title: "Labradar Ballistic Velocity Doppler Radar"
brand: "labradar"
price: "AR$36534"
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# ±0.1% ultra-precise accuracy Internal + removable SD data storage Operates flawlessly in any light/weather Labradar Ballistic Velocity Doppler Radar

**Brand:** labradar
**Price:** AR$36534
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Lock in your shot with precision that never misses!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Labradar Ballistic Velocity Doppler Radar by labradar
- **How much does it cost?** AR$36534 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- labradar enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted labradar brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Condition Operation:** Works indoors or outdoors, day or night, rain or shine—no light source needed.
- • **Effortless Data Management:** Save and export your shooting data via internal memory, SD card, or USB for in-depth analysis.
- • **Comprehensive Shot Analytics:** Get detailed Hi, Lo, Average, ES, SD, and kinetic energy readings at multiple distances.
- • **Pinpoint Precision Velocity Tracking:** Experience unmatched ±0.1% accuracy for every shot, ensuring data you can trust.
- • **Versatile Multi-Projectile Compatibility:** Seamlessly measures rifles, pistols, shotguns, arrows, and pellets up to 100 yards.

## Overview

The Labradar Ballistic Velocity Doppler Radar is a cutting-edge chronograph delivering ±0.1% accuracy for velocities up to 3,900 fps. Compatible with a wide range of projectiles, it records detailed shot data to internal memory or SD card and functions flawlessly in any lighting or weather condition. Designed for professionals and enthusiasts, it mounts easily on standard tripods and includes advanced analytics like kinetic energy and power factor calculations.

## Description

Labradar performance exceeds any consumer level velocity acquisition system. It continually measures velocities of your rifle, pistol, shotgun (slugs), arrows or pellets up to 100 yards depending upon the size of the bullet. Smaller bullets do not track as far as large bullets. Multiple distances for velocity display are user definable on the unit. LabRadar measures velocities up to 3,900 f.p.s. with 0.1% accuracy using six AA batteries. Labradar is not dependant on any light source and can be used indoors/outdoors in all weather conditions. It is positioned to the side of the weapon, not downrange where other systems are prone to damage. Each shot series provides Hi, Lo, Average, ES, SD. Individual shots display velocities at muzzle and up to five additional distances along with Kinetic Energy at each distance. The data is downloadable via USB or SD card. Built in IPSC / IDPA Power Factor Calculator. Mounts on standard ¼ x 20 tripod thread. (tripod not included). Prices are USD. All Labradars are shipped Signature Required

## Features

- The most ACCURATE and ECONOMICAL doppler radar chronograph available.
- Accuracy of +/- 0.1%
- Records data to the internal memory or removable SD card
- Works in any light condition

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | Labradar |
| Color | Orange |
| Style | Modern |
| Sport | Archery, Benchrest Shooting, Hunting, Paintball, Shooting |
| Item Weight | 3 Pounds |
| Magnification Minimum | 4 x |
| Compatible Devices | Shotgun |
| Mounting Type | tripod mount |
| Night vision | No |
| Model Name | V1 |
| Manufacturer | Infinition |
| UPC | 664309100078 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00664309100078 |
| Item Weight | 3 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 11 x 8 x 2 inches |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Warranty | 1 Year |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Labradar
- **Color:** Orange
- **Style:** Modern
- **Sport:** Archery, Benchrest Shooting, Hunting, Paintball, Shooting
- **Item Weight:** 3 Pounds
- **Magnification Minimum:** 4 x
- **Compatible Devices:** Shotgun
- **Mounting Type:** tripod mount
- **Night vision:** No
- **Model Name:** V1

## Images

![Labradar Ballistic Velocity Doppler Radar - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81lhrcTEifL.jpg)
![Labradar Ballistic Velocity Doppler Radar - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71PMyQd326L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does a suppressor hinder the use?**
A: Yes, a suppressor absolutely hinders the use.  I have been trying to get it to detect supersonic .223 and can not, even with the help of the appropriate positioning of the unit directly by Richard @ Labradar.   I am going to have to figure out something with the external trigger port to get this thing to hopefully pick up my shots when suppressed.

**Q: Are your results effected by other shooters in close proxmity to this lab radar unit**
A: No, but my range is not crowded.  I've had shooters 8 feet away with no problems.  I've had two unrelated learning experiences.  First, you must be aware of downrange structure that can cause the radar to lose track of the bullet.  My range has a berm at 50 yards with brush and grass, nearly in-line with the 100 yard berm.  When I shoot at the 100 yard target, I frequently don't get a track.  The radar loses the bullet because of the 50 yard berm.  Second, your bench must be stable.  If it vibrates when you shoot, you will probably lose track.  Both items are mentioned in the manual, but I mention them because of the importance of understanding how the unit works.

**Q: Does this chonograph work well with handguns?**
A: Labradar works great with handguns of all calibers. The muzzle of the handgun placed aproximately 6-18 to the side of the Labradar. When the shot is fired, it will provide the muzzle velocity as well as five downrange velocities at the distances you selected. The users manual is downloadable from the manufacturers website for further information and proper muzzle placement.

**Q: How well will the unit work using a muzzleloader and bullets with sabots?**
A: Contact infinition directly for god question it should be able to differentiate between the two as sabots scrub speed quicker than the projectile itself. We use sabot with our fsp fragment to test armors and their more advance JB500 does well at reconciling background noise plus there is a graphical representation so you can get ensure the trace. Ok enough bs from me contact them direct they have a wealth of knowledge.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect product, imperfect customer service.
*by T***S on April 28, 2018*

I bought this chronograph because I recently relocated to work to an area that doesn't have any outdoor ranges nearby, and had to find a solution that was acceptable to the only indoor range around. They, like most other indoor ranges, do not allow you to go ahead of the firing line, so I was unable to use my Caldwell Ballistic G2 Chronograph that I purchased a few months ago. This left me two options: The Magnetospeed, and The Labradar. After going back and forth on pros/cons, I decided to spend the extra money on the Labradar hoping that it's extra features (being able to calculate BC, and fact it can work with pistols and rifles) would be worth the premium over the Magnetospeed. I also purchased the baseplate Labradar Bench Mount along with the padded carrying case Labradar Padded Carry Case to complete the package.FIRST IMPRESSIONS:Wow, the unit looks great, and seems to be well built. The baseplate, while I believe to be overpriced, looks well built, and able to hold up to the task at hand. The padded carrying case left something to be desired. Having also bought the baseplate, I was disappointed to find the carrying straps (velcro straps) on the side of the case were about 3" to short to securely mount the baseplate to the case, making the case in my point of view worthless. I wasn't sure if this was by design (I sure hope not), or a defect in my particular example, so I emailed Labradar about it hoping to get an answer. After several days, I heard back saying my unit looked defective based on the pictures I sent, and he would be willing to send me velcro extensions. I politely declined saying after just spending $650 I'd like a functioning case, not a band-aid. He said I could either return the case for a refund (not exchange) or I could accept the extensions, but a replacement would not be sent. This leads me to believe they are all like this, but I'm not sure how they could get away with making something that the straps are too short to achieve the purpose of securely mounting the baseplate to the side of the case. I decided to send the case back, and instead opted for the amazing Pelican 1520 case, which is conveniently available in orange Pelican 1520 Camera Case With Foam (Orange). Was it more expensive? Yes, but I know the quality of Pelican, and I know they stand 100% behind their products, so I went with it, and I couldn't be happier with how the case fits all the items nicely.FIRST USE:So, I took my shiny new Labradar to the range this past weekend, and was able to test the unit out. The indoor range has 9 lanes, and I was conveniently put on lane number 5 (right in the middle). The other 8 lanes were also occupied by shooters, so there was a lot of lead flying down range. I set up the chronograph, turned it on "low power" mode due to the fact the range is only 25 yards, and proceeded to test my .223 reloads for my AR. Keep in mind that the .223 is a tiny bullet traveling incredibly fast, in an indoor, short range, with 8 shooters beside me. Every possible excuse for this thing to perform terrible was present. In fact, the person in Lane 4 (to my immediate left) was also shooting an AR. Yet, shot after shot, the Labradar faithfully recorded my shots, and my shots only. I fired 100 rounds, however I forgot to arm the unit on one of the strings until after the first shot, which was my fault. The unit recorded 99 of 99 shots perfectly, with zero errors, and zero shots being picked up from other shooters. I was THRILLED.The unit has proved to be worth it's price, at least if it continues to perform like it did on my first outing. I brought the unit home and inspected the contents of the SD Card. I found a summary file for each string shot (10 strings), with shot data for each shot, in pretty incredible detail. I found that the unit was accurately tracking the projectile for about 30 yards, with the 30-35 yard range (the slanted backstop) having pretty significant noise, which only proves that the unit is accurately reading it's environment.CONCLUSION:The unit is very easy to use, and I LOVE the fact that you can power it off USB. This allows you to either plug the unit in if you are so able, or you can use power banks that are typically meant for cell phones/etc. I bought a couple of these power banks on clearance and on my 1 hour session, it ran through 1/3 of the battery pack. I'd recommend using these rechargeable batteries because I hear that it eats through AAs at a pretty good pace.I really wish I had a better experience with the distributor; it admittedly worries me on how I would be handled if something were to happen to the unit during the warranty period. Hopefully I don't run into any issues and it will work well into the future like it did on my first outing. I'd still buy it again knowing all that I do now; it's a great unit that offers features that simply cannot be matched in the marketplace.*UPDATE 11/21/18*: I've had this thing out 3 times now, and WOW, I'm still so impressed. Something I will note that I discovered on my second trip out, is you MUST make sure the unit does NOT wobble. We had set up the LabRadar on it's bench mount (the orange plate in the pics) and put it on a folding table. Well the loads we were measuring were 45-70 and 458 SOCOM, and the kick was enough to wobble the table quite a bit (a few inches) and obviously that would throw off the LabRadar, and we were getting readings only about 20% of the time. We couldn't shoot from Prone given the terrain, so we took that up as a lesson. The third time out was just this week, and I tested 50 458 SOCOM rounds and it read every single one. It also read 69 out of 70 9mm rounds, and the one it missed was my fault...it needs about 1-1.5 seconds between rounds, and I got trigger happy and double tapped one, and it only caught one of them. Overall, I'd still happily rate this thing 5 stars; it's truly incredible. In fact, the RSO at the range I was at came up to me and was mesmerized as he'd never seen one in the wild, and he was pulling people off their lanes to come show them my toy. So I can't complain, it's a great unit that gets people talking, and pro-gun talk is always fun and welcome.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great
*by R***P on May 12, 2025*

This product is very easy to understand and set up and i have used it on my bow out to 120 yrds with perfect accuracy not one time did it not read. I set up in bow room at like 10 yrds where i paper tune it did not like the inside light and or very short shots but outside where it counts it did everything i needed. I got there trigger and it works great it comes with 3 ft cord. I got a 20 foot trigger cord for 9 bucks here as well to have plenty of moving room. In short love the product

### ⭐⭐⭐ Works great BUT only when it works!
*by J***W on November 30, 2018*

This product is flawless when it works. But there are MANY problems. I will list them all and the conversation I had with Labradar support.1. It seems many devices just don't work out of the box, I got one of those. I tried at three ranges (including indoors) and it just wouldn't work. The second device is working well.2. There is a TERRIBLE user interface flaw (and this can't be fixed, the user manual actually says it's "impossible"): you can't add shots to a different series. Why is this important? Think about load development, when you workup a new load (for example, using the ladder methodology) for the sake of good STATISTICS and to decrease the impact of unknown NON-RANDOMNESS, you shoot 1 round from each load in a cycle. You SHOULDN'T shoot all rounds from load A, then all rounds from load B, then C, etc. With this product, you are stuck either breaking this rule, or manually recording all values and then doing your own statistics (hope you wrote down each shot properly!) for Standard Deviation, Extreme Spread, charts, graphs, etc. There is a significant part of this product that you simply won't be able to use or enjoy. (Tip to Labradar: you could make some coding changes to your Android app and allow shots to be moved around. Ask your customers what they are looking for in a very expensive product.)3. The Android app only supports and displays meters per second regardless of what you have set in the Labradar. So the app is basically only useful for arming and disarming the device.4. You have to remember to arm and disarm, if you don't (especially outside in weather under 40F) you will drain your batteries fully before you can finish working up 20 rounds. As it is, arming and disarming while I was waiting 2 minutes between every shot, a 20 round load development will use about 3/4 of the batteries. Expensive.5. USB batteries don't seem to be fully supported because my GoalZero Sherpa 100 which meets all the specs and should have WAY more capacity than needed only works about as long as a good set of Duracell ProCells. If you read the firmware v1.2.4 notes you can see they made many changes with how the device works with USB batteries.6. Even though I met the specs of the indoor shooting range size, it doesn't work at all at my local indoor range. This is a bummer because it's below freezing most of the winter here. It didn't work with the first device (which didn't work at all) and it doesn't work with the second. I'm going to guess that there are many many reasons why it won't work at indoor ranges and it would take myriad studies to understand why. Just don't count on it, but hopefully you will be surprised.7. Read the fine print, it only records my 6.5 Creedmoor 140 grains out to about 55 yards consistently. So much for a 100 yard reading.8. So far, my engagement with Customer Service hasn't been stellar compared to the cost of this product.In essence, I am happy with the product after all the nuances and in spite of Customer Service and poor user interface design. The low rating is simply due to the cost of the product compared to all the problems I've had. Am I getting good MV readings now? Yes. Was it easy (or inexpensive) to get here? No, definitely not.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Labradar Ballistic Velocity Doppler Radar
- Labradar Bench & Tripod All Purpose Mount
- Labradar Padded Carry Case

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*Last updated: 2026-03-01*