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The PACT Club Timer III has been a fixture on ranges and match stages since the early 1980s, and it earned that reputation the old-fashioned way by working every single time you press GO. It records multiple shots in a single string, shows your time to first shot, tracks split times, and lets you set a par time to push against. All of that lands on a large, easy-to-read display without any menus or app pairing to fuss with. You pull it out of the bag, hit the button, and start training.
The display is the heart of it. Shot number and total time sit front and center, with your first shot and last split shown automatically, no button pushing required. Tap the review button and you can scroll through every shot in the string with its individual time and split. That instant feedback is exactly what makes a shot timer such a powerful training aid, whether you are chasing a faster draw or trying to tighten up your splits.
PACT designed this one to take a beating and keep the important parts working. The control buttons are recessed so you won't bump them while running with the timer in hand, and the buzzer and microphone sit off to the side so your grip doesn't muffle them. The sealed conductive rubber keypad is waterproof with corrosion-proof contacts, so there are no fragile mechanical switches to quit on you at the worst moment. A belt clip keeps it handy, and the auto power-down after 15 minutes saves your battery when you get distracted between drills.
PACT wasn't happy with any of the buzzers on the market, so they engineered their own after a year of testing. The result is genuinely loud, the kind of loud you can hear through doubled-up hearing protection at an outdoor range. You choose instant start or a random 2 to 3.5 second delay, which is great for solo practice when you don't want to anticipate the beep. It runs on a single 9-volt battery and is made right here in the USA.
Yes, it has been trusted at USPSA and IDPA matches for decades and handles those disciplines with no trouble. Its par time maxes out at 99.99 seconds, which is well beyond what those stages typically require. If you shoot longer formats like 3-gun or multigun where stages can run past three minutes, you'd want to look at a timer with a higher par ceiling.
No, and that is exactly the appeal for a lot of folks. There is no smartphone pairing, no app to update, and nothing to open before you can train. You turn it on, press GO, and start shooting.
PACT wasn't satisfied with off-the-shelf buzzers, so they built their own custom unit after a year of testing. It is loud enough to hear through doubled-up hearing protection at an outdoor range, and it is even more noticeable indoors. This is one of the features owners bring up most often.
Yes, there is a sensitivity adjustment tucked in the corner of the battery compartment. PACT recommends leaving it at the default setting for most shooting, since dialing it too far in either direction can cause missed shots or echo pickup. Only touch it if you're running unusually quiet loads and the timer isn't catching every shot.
| UPC | 891028000055 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CT3 |
| Color | Black |
| Style | Timer |
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