Competition Electronics Protimer W/Bt
The Competition Electronics ProTimer BT is a Bluetooth-enabled shot timer purpose-built for serious shooters who want detailed practice feedback without the complexity of standalone devices. Whether you're training for competition, drilling at an indoor range, or refining your technique solo, this timer captures the data that matters—splits, strings, hit factor scores, and more—and syncs seamlessly to your phone for deeper analysis than the timer display alone can offer.
What sets the ProTimer BT apart is its bridge between hardware simplicity and mobile intelligence. The timer itself handles the core work: detecting your shots with high sensitivity (sharp enough to pick up a finger snap), triggering start signals via a bright LED or audible beep, and storing up to 50 shot strings with date/time stamps and chronological numbering. But the real power emerges when you pair it with the free PTLink mobile app—review your strings right at the range, log hit factor scores (points per second), add notes, attach photos of your targets, and export your session data for later study. You can even configure timer settings, sync date and time, and install firmware updates directly from the app. For shooters already using PractiScore, Bluetooth integration means your timer data flows into that ecosystem too.
The timer supports up to five par time alerts for stage-specific training, a 3.5mm headset jack so you can use earbuds instead of the beeper (great for solo sessions or hearing-impaired shooters), and runs on a single 9-volt battery for 20+ hours. Competition Electronics brings over three decades of shot timer expertise to this design—it's made in the USA and backed by a 2-year warranty.
Key Features
- Bluetooth connectivity to the free PTLink mobile app for shot data review, logging, and export
- High-sensitivity microphone detects shots and finger snaps
- Built-in 50-string memory with chronological numbering, date/time stamps, and on-screen review
- Hit factor (points per second) scoring on the timer—enter points down after each stage for instant calculation
- Up to 5 configurable par time alerts for stage training
- Bright white LED start signal (850mcd) with adjustable beep volume or optional earbuds via 3.5mm jack
- PractiScore app integration via Bluetooth
- Free firmware updates and app-based timer configuration from your phone
- Made in the USA with 2-year manufacturer warranty and half-price repair guarantee
Specifications
| Battery Type | 9-volt alkaline or lithium (not included) |
| Battery Life | 20+ hours |
| Shot String Memory | 50 strings |
| Start Signal Options | Audible beep, LED flash, or both |
| Audio Output | 3.5mm headset jack with adjustable volume |
| Par Time Settings | Up to 5 configurable alerts |
| LED Brightness | 850mcd (white) |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) |
| Warranty | 2 years against defects in material and workmanship |
| Country of Origin | Made in the USA |
Frequently Asked Questions
What mobile app does the ProTimer BT work with?
The timer pairs with the free PTLink mobile app, where you can review shot strings, log hit factor scores, add notes, attach target photos, and export session data. It also integrates via Bluetooth with PractiScore if you use that platform for competition scoring.
Can I configure the timer from my phone?
Yes. The PTLink app lets you change timer settings, adjust date and time (synced to your phone), and install free firmware updates—no computer or USB cable needed.
How many shots can the timer store, and can I review them at the range?
The ProTimer BT stores up to 50 shot strings in built-in memory, numbered chronologically with date/time stamps. You can scroll through and review them on the timer display right at the range, or sync them to the PTLink app for more detailed review and annotation.
What kind of battery does it use, and how long does it last?
The timer runs on one 9-volt alkaline or lithium battery (not included) and delivers 20+ hours of operation per charge.
Can I use earbuds instead of the beep sound?
Yes. A 3.5mm headset jack with adjustable volume lets you plug in earbuds, which is ideal for private practice sessions or if you're hearing impaired. The LED start signal can also be used as a standalone alert or disabled entirely via menu settings.

