PACT Club Timer III - Shot Timer Guaranteed to Help You Improve

The PACT Club Timer III has become an indispensable part of my range setup. Easy to use, loud enough to hear clearly even with ear pro, and incredibly accurate with shot timing. It picks up every shot reliably, whether you're shooting alone or in a group setting.The interface is straightforward, making it simple to set up different drills. It's durable, compact, and has taken plenty of abuse in my range bag without issues. If you're serious about improving your shooting speed and tracking your progress, you can't go wrong with this shot timer. Highly recommend!

Great tool to utilize on the range during practice and qualifications as a rso and instructor. Tones are loud and easily heard with ear protection on, even if it’s basic ear protection and not battery operated.Counts each shot, time between shots, has a countdown option if your timing yourself, and a time limit mode as well. Example 2 shots in 3 seconds. It’ll beep to start then beep at 3 seconds.

Liked the simplicity. You have a start button and one par time if you want. Instant or random start. That’s it. No bull, no gimmicks. Works great out of the box. No need to adjust sensitivity. Counts every shot, never records echo or other distant shooters. LOVE IT.

Simple and easy-to-use shot timer. Helps me work on my reaction time and par time when dryfiring and seeing my splits while doing drills. Beep is loud and can be easily heard with ear pro on. Tape the front if dryfiring at home to keep the family happy.

I use this shot timer multiple times a week. I highly recommend and for the price. This timer is easy to use. You can set split times very easily and quickly. It pics up the sound of gun fire very well and seems to be extremely accurate. I have dropped the shot timer a number of times and have laid on top of it on concrete a lot and it has held up to the abuse.

I was debating whether to get the PACT III, the SG Timer 2, Kestrel KST1000, and the ProTimerBT. After reading more reviews than I care to admit, I ended up going with the PACT III for a few main reasons. The first being that out of all the times mentioned above, everything I read online and watched in videos showed the PACT III had the loudest "Beep" sound of the group. I can confirm, it's very loud and you can hear it with plugs and or muffs on. The other main reason I chose the PACT III is that in my case I really don't need an app to track my progress and splits. I simply needed a timer to time me at the range and add a challenge element to my range time. So far it's been perfect. The one gripe I have are the directions. They are very plain, and the functionality of the timer based on the instructions caused me to go to YouTube to look for tutorials of guys working it on a video. Aside from that though, my timer was not defective and it has worked perfectly at the range so far. Highly recommend this timer to folks who are simply looking for a loud beeping timer with no extras. If you need to track splits and set up separate categories, look to some of the higher dollar competitors like the Kestrel KST1000.

Good product, super easy to use and I like it.BUT, the battery cover is so hard to open that you have to be SUPER careful to not break the latch - and you will if you don't use EXTREME caution.That would be my only complaint and why I gave it 4 vs 5 stars. They need to redesign that portion of the devise (in my humble opinion :)).

Excellent shot timer. There's a reason why everyone is using these. SIMPLE & EFFECTIVE!. I bought both the Pie shot timer and the Pact 3 (P3). The P3 is better in almost every way. Durability, ease of use, and it has a belt clip. Seriously though, the Pie shot timer has no clip or lanyard to hang from. It's rediculous, really. Anywhoo. The P3 did not perform well at the indoor range the other day. It's useless indoors. There was a shooter 2 doors down from mine, and Everytime he shot, the P3 would register 3 shots! 🤷🏾‍♂️ Don't ask me why, but every time. Anyways, if you're looking for a quality, durable, and proven to last shot timer, go with the P3. You wont regret it.One more thing...I said the P3 was superior in almost every way right? Where the Pie shot timer excells is indoors. The Pie timer allows you to customize your sensitivity settings to the point where it will register your dri fire. Whereas the P3's manufacturer warning is, do not touch the sensitivity switch for any reason. Also something I wish the P3 could do there the Pie timer can. You can set the Pie timer to loop. In other words, if I want to training hammered pairs in under 2 seconds, I can set my PAR timer for 2 seconds (as usual). But I can then set how many repetitions I would like the timer to run. Allowing more time for focused shooting and less time pressing "GO" on any other timer. Y'all, that's a HUGE feature and def8handy for the one man shooter, who just wants the timer for self practice and training.Overall, BUY THE P3!!!