[Matt P]

First post here guys.. Hope this hasnt been covered.. I couldnt find anything relating to this use for Airsoft.

I had an issue with not relaibly picking up the shots from my GBBs in practice. That was until I purchased a CED.
I simply put velcro on the back side of it, and with a wrist band with the fuzzy stuff on it, it will stay quite nicely.

It will pick up 95% of the shots fired. For off hand practice I simply switch the timer to my off hand. It needs to be on the shooting wrist for most consistant recording.
I turned up the mic as far as it would go.

[ChuckS]

CEDHK has a fix for this problem.
(I hate having stuff on my strong hand that will not be there when I shoot for real!)

Later,
Chuck

PS: Welcome to the forum!

This post has been edited by ChuckS: 23 August 2009 - 08:03 AM

[Rocket35]

I was gonna get one of these but they don't have input jacks for the new BAM Airsoft stop plate I just purchased. So I'm gonna get the CED 8000 instead.

[Matt P]

You guys are way too cool.. Man, this is the site for very up to date info on using Airsoft. Impressive. I was amazed CED made one just for us.
Thanks for the link.

Thanks also for the welcome.

[kevin c]

CED has another fix, which is basically the same thing the OP made for himself. This is a wrist clip, though, w/o any need for attaching anything more or less permanently to the backside of the unit. Available through the vendors here at BE:

http://www.cpwsa.com/ced.htm

I, like Chuck S, hate having something on my wrist though. Still it's a workaround if you don't want to drop another $120 + shipping for a dedicated AS timer.