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Things I liked:Well ConstructedBy Customer from USA on 2011-07-12 09:40:59
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Things I would have changed:Item Is Like Picking Up A 50lb Weight
What others should know:This Is Not A Hunting Rifle. If You Plan On Carrying This Air Rifle. You Better Be Well Prepared For A Long Day. Eat Your Weaties.CommentsBy Edith from USA on 2011-08-07 20:15:36 1 
The TX200 Hunter Carbine IS a hunting rifle. It can also be successfully used for field target. I'm 63 as I write this, and I was in my mid-50s when I was able to cock, use and shoot this rifle. As a woman without any special muscles, I don't find this gun to be very heavy. The TX200 Hunter Carbine is one of the few guns that's powerful enough to hunt and accurate enough to shoot field target. It just might be the perfect air rifle!
Things I liked:I bought a "preowned" rifle, which was $80 discount. It is in perfect conditon. The metalwork, and bluing on this rifle is stunning. This is a serious high quality piece. Smooth shooter, accurate, great trigger. This one will definitely draw a crowd at the firearms range. Most powderburner guys think a Gamo is the pinnacle of airguns.By Stephen from USA on 2011-07-04 08:15:46
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Things I would have changed:Nothing.
What others should know:Lighter than the fullsized TX. Also a little harder to cock, with the shorte lever, but no problem, easier than an RWS 48. It's very easy, even convenient, to hold the lever firmly with your off hand when loading the rifle. That's the safe way to load a springer, even one with a beartrap, which this one has.
Things I liked:Accurate - good balance - quiet LOP is 13 1/2" which is perfect for me Best trigger I have used. Easy to take apart and you don't need a spring compressor. I got the Walnut Stock version used from Pyramid for about $470.00 and it is a very beautiful gun. A springer with the accuracy of a PCP.By James from USA on 2011-06-25 02:01:03
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Things I would have changed:Sell a version with adjustable cheek piece. Drop the power a bit on the FAC version to increase accuracy and make it a bit easier to cock. Use less greese especially on the spring. Its a precision pellet gun, not a wheel bearing.
What others should know:This is a serious air gun for target shooting out to 55 yards or so. It is to heavy to make a good hunting rifle and too hard to cock for a good back yard plinker. This gun is built for field target and Hunting field target. You will need to do your research to get the right scope for the type of shooting you want to do. I did have a problem with a pellet falling out into the breach. It got badly mangled and pieces of it got stuck under the compression tube. I had to take it apart but fixing was not that difficult. This can happen easily with loose fitting pellets. I purchased this one over the MKIII because it is better balanced, about the same as the Pro Sport at a lower cost. This one is suppose to be louder then the MKIII but it is no louder then the sound of the pellets hitting the backstop. As others have stated this rifle is very physically demanding and will give you a work out.
Things I liked:What more can I say it's a great gun. It zeroed in in 3 shots for me and has stayed on target since. This is my new favorite and will be for a long time.By Jeff from USA on 2011-04-24 23:38:01
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Things I would have changed:I'd like an iron sight option as the gun is so accurate that it doesn't need a scopes added weight.
What others should know:The walnut stock feels lighter weight than the beech in my opinion from having both.
Things I liked:Accurate out of the box, great packing and service from Pyramyd. I waivered between a TX MKIII and HC for about a month and opted for the HC due to it's smaller size and reported accuracy. Both barrels are the same internal length, the MKIII has 3 inch of baffles that are supposed to make it a bit more quiet. Cocking is not bad and easy to get used to.By Jeff from USA on 2010-09-02 09:00:15
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Things I would have changed:It's heavy, wonder how much of that is in the action, the bull barrel and the stock; could it be lightened. Twice as heavy as the Chinese knock-off I was borrowing. That said, is it required as the Beeman's seem to be as heavy. Move the saftey down by the trigger.
What others should know:Make sure to tighten the screws on the stock down and trigger guard, mine were lose. I think it caused a few fliers b/c it was lose. It's liking the H&N Field Target Trophy (14.66) out of the box. Hawke 2x7 scope is all I'll need on it.CommentsBy calea from USA on 2010-12-09 21:06:12 0 Actually the MkIII's barrel is more than 3 inches longer the HC's barrel.
Things I liked:The rifle is visually stunning, it feels solid, the accuracy is unmatched by any other springer I have used. One of the best factory triggers available, unbelievably smooth.By Arden from USA on 2010-08-22 18:14:05
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Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:This rifle only shoots better with age, even though it comes perfectly tuned out of the box!
Things I liked:The looks of the tx200 in HC is a visual delight. The shorter barrel gives a aggressive, bolder visual effect with a mounted scope. Shoots so accurate! Extremely smooth, no twang, right out of the box. I put three .177 JSB exact pellets off rest in a 10 meter air rifle target at 45 feet in the same hole. Awesome rifle!By Kevin from USA on 2010-08-18 19:49:23
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Things I would have changed:Not a thing
What others should know:The cocking mechanism does take some getting used to but not difficult. And as others have mentioned it does have some heft but no more than other target rifles I have owned.
Things I liked:Beautifully built rifle, excellent metal and woodwork. Incredibly accurate...really makes it fun shooting insects (wasps) on my back deck. I've never had this much fun with an air rifle in my life. My buddy and I had a great time sipping beverages and hunting on the deck.....lots of friendly competition and dead wasps!By Carlton from USA on 2010-05-29 15:50:38
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Things I would have changed:Nothing...just use good JSB pellets and mount a really good scope on this rifle.
What others should know:Mine is the RH Walnut stock, wood has great color and grain. 177 cal.
Things I liked:accuracy is outstanding. The gun looks better than most of the deer rifles out today. I can get 1" groups at 50 yards.By Griffin from USA on 2009-12-26 22:19:36
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Things I would have changed:nothing
What others should know:get a good scope for the rifle it deserves something that can live up to its potential.- 12
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Overall rating:4 4.0
Value for money:4 4.0
Accuracy:4 4.0
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Things I would have changed:The user manual is very cursory, a better one would be useful
What others should know:quite front heavy so feel is not as great as its appearance