Garmin Xero C2 Chronograph

The Garmin Xero C2 chronograph uses a faster processor than its predecessor and it tracks up to 10 shots per second, depending on projectile velocity, and delivers data instantly. It measures projectile speeds from 100 to 5,000 feet per second for bullets, arrows, slugs, airsoft BBs or other projectiles. Connect a compatible Garmin smartwatch to control the device, view live session data or send muzzle velocity to the Applied Ballistics app on your watch or phone, all without breaking your shooting position. The Xero C2 also connects to the Applied Ballistics ecosystem through AB Comms, transferring muzzle velocity into the Applied Ballistics solver for long-range shooting solutions. Pair it with the ShotView smartphone app to track your shots, measure deviation, manage sessions and view live data. The resume session feature lets you switch between firearms on the range, or test multiple bows and arrows, while keeping the data separate for each. Shoot another rifle while one barrel cools, then pick up where you left off. The Xero C2 has a reinforced housing designed to withstand recoil when mounted to your firearm, plus an IPX7 water-resistance rating. With battery life of up to 2,000 shots or six hours, you’ll have plenty of time at the range.

Founded in 1989 by Gary Burrell and Min Kao, whose first names combine to form the company name, Garmin built its reputation on GPS navigation. Today the company makes devices for aviation, marine, automotive, fitness and outdoor use, with U.S. headquarters in Olathe, Kansas.

For shooters, Garmin’s Xero line brings that technology to the range. Its chronographs and compatible smartwatches work with tools like the Applied Ballistics solver to help shooters gather data and build firing solutions.