Competition Electronics Debris Shield for ProChrono Chronographs CEI-2519

Description

If you run a ProChrono through paintball sessions, airsoft matches, or any range day where stuff ends up flying back at your gear, this Lexan debris shield is a cheap bit of insurance for your chronograph. It's a clear cover that fits over the unit and takes the hits so your display doesn't have to.

What the ProChrono Debris Shield Actually Does

The shield is molded from clear Lexan, so you keep a full view of the readout while it deflects paint, BBs, wads, and whatever else likes to bounce back over the sensors. It covers the entire front and top of the unit and slips into place using the guide wires you already run on the chronograph, so there's no extra hardware to fool with. The control buttons stay accessible too, which means you can cycle through your string and check numbers without pulling the shield off between shots.

Where This Debris Shield Earns Its Keep

Particleboard shooters and paintball crowds get the most out of it, since paint buildup on the housing is the usual culprit for a chronograph acting up over time. It's a smart add for anyone chronographing shotgun loads, airsoft, or paint where splatter and stray projectiles are part of the deal. Worth noting up front: this is a debris and paint guard, not armor. It's built to fend off the mess and the occasional glancing hit, not to stop a direct shot, so keep aiming over the sensors like you normally would.

Setting Up Your ProChrono Debris Shield

There's nothing complicated about it. The shield ships with a protective film on the Lexan that you'll want to peel off before your first use, otherwise your readings look foggier than they should. From there it rides on the guide wires and you're back to collecting velocity data. Compatible across the ProChrono lineup, including the Digital, LTD, Plus, and DLX models.