Page 3 - Air Arms TX200 HC Reviews

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.

I'd like an iron sight option as the gun is so accurate that it doesn't need a scopes added weight.

The walnut stock feels lighter weight than the beech in my opinion from having both.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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This rifle only shoots better with age, even though it comes perfectly tuned out of the box!

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!

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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.

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!

Nothing...just use good JSB pellets and mount a really good scope on this rifle.

Mine is the RH Walnut stock, wood has great color and grain. 177 cal.

accuracy is outstanding. The gun looks better than most of the deer rifles out today. I can get 1" groups at 50 yards.

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get a good scope for the rifle it deserves something that can live up to its potential.

Rock solid construction. Looks great, too. Fit & finish rival that of similarly (and higher!) priced center fire rifles. I particularly like the unusual, but comfortable, shape of the RH pistol grip. Hole-in-hole accuracy--I've never shot groups this tight, before!

I'd like to have a safety that could be re-engaged without having to use the cocking lever.

This gun is heavy! It would be a challenge for me to hold it steady, for long, in a standing position. This is definitely no "kids" gun.

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.

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.

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.

Superb rifle in every respect. Fit and finish is great. Balances great with the short barrel. Smooth as silk. Great accuracy for shooting the wings off flys. HaHa

Nothing, except I need another in .22 caliber.

The one I ordered is in .177 with the walnut stock. Walnut has great feathering and the contrasting grip cap is perfect. Go the extra $$$ and get the walnut stock. Looks 100% custom. Deep rich blueing. Awesome checkering. This is definately a lifetime gun. I'm so happy.

PCP kind of accuracy.

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Super accurate rifle. One hole group at 25 y. and 1 in. at 50 yards with Kodiak pellets. Outstanding firing behavior. No vibration, and no sensitivity to how do you hold it. Excellent 2 lbs trigger. Great wood work. Definitely worth every penny.

Least hold sensitive springer I have ever owned , Beautiful walnut stock , nice bluing , great fit and finish.

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Only that I wish I had bought one of these first, I would have save enough money to get a couple of more and you will not find a better price and customer service than right here at Pyramyd .