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Air Arms TX200 HC review entered on 2009-05-09 01:37:44
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Things I liked:The beech stock is low maintenance and very nice looking. With a scope mounted, it is very well-balanced and not too heavy (if you're used to heavy airguns). The grip is asymmetrical and very comfortable. The gun handles well and feels natural. It is very accurate and has plenty of power for pest control and small game. This
... Read MoreThings I liked:The beech stock is low maintenance and very nice looking. With a scope mounted, it is very well-balanced and not too heavy (if you're used to heavy airguns). The grip is asymmetrical and very comfortable. The gun handles well and feels natural. It is very accurate and has plenty of power for pest control and small game. This gun looks easy to work on, even if you want to change the mainspring and seals (if you shoot a lot you will eventually have to do this) because there is not much preload on the spring. It comes with a plastic insert in the front of the barrel. The gun is quiet enough, although some guns are quieter. I also own a Beeman HW97, and both guns are nice to have. The feel is similar enough between the two of them that I don't feel that I have to make a major mental shift when switching between the two. I'm quite proud to own this gun and feel good about my purchase. Things I would have changed:The screws in the forestock are fastened into a small aluminum bracket that is screwed to the barrel housing. It is difficult to tighten this aluminum bracket once it has come loose. The cocking arm has to be removed to allow access to the allen screw. I finally used the red "permanent" loctite on the part and haven't had any problems since. You can use a soldering iron to heat the screw if you really need to remove it later. What others should know:This gun is not very hold sensitive (.177). Loose stock screws, however, WILL KILL you accuracy! P.S. Pyramyd Air is an easy company to work with. Their tech department is super-cool and eager to take care of business.
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