Next Gen Shooting Electronics & Software

You can download the application for iOS in the App Store and for Android in Google Play

Yes. Some devices provide more flexibility in setup than the others, but the app is not compulsory.

Please make sure you’re in Dry Fire menu and the mode is set to Smart. After you pull the trigger, stay on target until you hear one more beep. The timer will register the last sound it hears, so you need to hold for the timer to register the sound and give you a signal.

Yes, however you will need to use Shooting mode instead of Dry Fire. Because dry firing with Dry Fire Mag is basically shooting very quietly in semi auto. In Shooting mode, increase the sensitivity until the timer will start capturing the sound you need.

No, if you set up the timer correctly. Place the timer on your belt facing forward or on the opposite side from other shooters. Decrease the sensitivity all the way to 1-10 points. You will need to find the perfect sensitivity setting yourself, as it’s highly specific to your shooting environment.

Yes, all SG Timers are fully integrated with both the PractiScore 2 and PractiScore Log apps.

No. In order to input data, you need an SG Timer or SG Pulse. You may only review your progress and shooting history without devices connected.

Most features are entirely free to use. Some advanced standalone pieces of software require a subscription and have a free trial period.

Yes, your data will be saved locally and uploaded to the cloud whenever the connection is restored. However, some features may not be available, e.g. Match mode.

SG Timers are compatible with Garmin and Apple Watch.

SG Timer 2, SG Timer GO, SG Pulse and SG Pulse Pro have 2 year warranty.