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Shooters Global Shot Timer Review

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Estimated reading time: 8 minutes

When it comes to training and tracking improvement, a shot timer stands out as the ultimate training companion. Offering unparalleled accuracy, it is way more precise than a buddy trying to run a stopwatch. While various shot timers have existed for years, Shooters Global has disrupted the scene with its innovative SG Shot Timer. Setting new standards, this timer not only boasts user-friendly features but also introduces groundbreaking capabilities previously unseen in the realm of shot timers. Its intuitive design, illuminated display, water-resistant construction, heightened sensitivity catering to everything from unsuppressed rifles to indoor dry firing, built-in memory, and Bluetooth compatibility for seamless video recording with a linked phone make it a standout choice in the market.

JJ Racaza has used this timer for a while. If he runs it, that’s high praise and seriously worth considering. Below is a short video of him going over some SG Shot Timer features:

SG Shot Timer Specifications:

Display: 2.6″
Water Resistance: Water and dust resistant
Buzzer Volume: 87 Db
Smart Sensor: Yes
Battery Life: Up to 100 hours of continuous shooting
Wireless Charging: Yes
Mounting: Built-in magnets
Control: Full control on the timer or Drills app
Connection: Bluetooth Drills compatible

Out of the Box

When purchasing a Shooters Global Shot Timer, it will come with a U-Grip, USB–C Cable, Lanyard, and a Quick Start guide. Since the timer is Bluetooth compatible, it may have software updates from time to time. When I first connected my phone I also updated the software which took just a few minutes.

Shooters Global shot timer and all included contents
Shooters Global shot timer and all included contents

The U-Grip that Shooters Global uses features a belt clip on one side and a strong magnetic face on the other which secures the shot timer to it. The magnet holds the timer tight, and while Shooters Global says it is “strong enough to hold the timer firm even while jumping and running” I have had it fall off while sprinting. However, the timer is tough and it has held up great.

U-Grip holders. Left is the original, the middle one is what currently ships with the timers, and on the right is the timer itself with the buzzer microphone slit in the top middle.
U-Grip holders. Left is the original, the middle one is what currently ships with the timers, and on the right is the timer itself with the buzzer microphone slit in the top middle.

Originally, the U-Grip was flat and sort of blocked the buzzer. While it was still easy to hear, they made a new and improved version that has a groove that helps project this sound out from the back of the timer.

Microphone cut out in the U-Grip
Microphone cut out in the U-Grip

Cases For the SG Shot Timer

While a case wasn’t originally included with this timer, Shooters Global offers silicon cases for sale on their website. They are available in many color schemes, provide a solid rubber protective layer to most of the housing, and offer a better non-slip surface for holding the timer.

A few of the silicon case options available from Shooters Global
A few of the silicon case options available from Shooters Global

Sensitivity

What I find to be one of the most useful features of the SG Shot timer is the smart sensor used to detect shots. It is highly sensitive and completely adjustable. When shooting a match, the sensitivity can be set close to 100 so it only detects the person running the stage and not the people shooting in the next bay over. Also, this sensitivity can be turned down all the way not only to detect shots from a suppressed 22lr but even the trigger break of dry firing within your own home. Detecting suppressed firearms is already an improvement over any other timers I have tried before, but the ability to use the SG shot timer to dry fire at home is insane.

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