Page 15 - Air Arms TX200 MkIII Reviews

Fit and finish of wood and metal. Mine is walnut. Metal finish is top notch. Wood has a very nice grain. Super accurate. Many cloverleafs with a free hold. Pyramyd's customer service and tech support. Stacey is on her game.

Loading port is awkward, take time to practice loading it. My CFX is much easier to load.

This rifle is like a sports car it must be driven properly to perform. I mean this; cocking it takes a special technique or it won't work. You can't simple pull the lever down and back. You must move it quickly and with some determination. Loading it takes practice due to the port design. It's easy at first to drop pellets. You must use ta small release to move the cocking arm back into place after cocking. According to Pyramyd many people call in to say "my gun won't work". They then like myself , have to be taught how to properly manipulate the rifle. I own five other similar rifles, so I'm no novice. Once you get it, It's easy and rewards you with great shots. But it is not take out of the box and shoot for many people. It takes some technique. In the end well worth it.

Amazing quality. Of the eleven air guns I own, the TX is the most well made, and as accurate as my Air Force Talon SS and Condor. Very easy to cock and heavy enough for good stability.

I don't know how they would change this, but difficult to load. Big hands, fat fingers. I started with an Air Force 4-16X50. A great scope, but with a 50mm objective and 15in. long, it took too long for me to load. I then mounted a Bushnell Banner 4-12X40mm. At 13 1/2 in. long it gave me a lot more loading room. Forget wadcutters, they're almost impossible to load. Stick with round nose or domed. I've had good luck with Crosman Premiers, the one's in the cardboard box.

I was happy with my RWS's, but the TX 200 MK III blows them away. Fit and finish [I have the walnut, and haven't seen the beech], accuracy and beauty rivals my Browning firearms. More expensive than most "springers" but worth every penny.

This is the finest air rifle I currently own! I had previously owned a RWS Mod# 54 along with a RWS Mod# 460 Top-of-the-Line air rifles but they don't compare to the quality & feel of this gem. By the way, the folks at Pyramid Air are tops in their class especially Chris is sales. He is very knowledgeable & helpful!

Not sure I would change anything except fixed sights could be added.

If you're looking for the finest & have the funds, don't waste your time or $ searching elsewhere!

This is the one you have been looking for! The feel of the entire rifle is an experience you will never forget. Trigger is nowhere near any springer I have used and then you adjust it to your specs WOW ! I have tried a few out there (8 to be exact) since last year and this is it for me until someone tops the quality and feel. This is the holy grail of springer rifles under $600.

Well I would change the rifle you are using now and get this one. AMEN !!!

Forget what you know about air springers and the need for a powerful unit. This will put them all to the test. Read Toms feedback on this rifle. If you have been looking awhile then you have found it already. The TX200 MK III is worth the wait. I even enjoy the rifle just by looking at it I have the walnut stock in .22 cal. and scoped it with the Air force 4-16X50. This will be my main rifle till they top the build and quality and feel. This makes the others just plain old rifles from the county fair circus shooting booth. Trigger feel and adjustability will blow you away. Pellet types to use? any will work. I shoot cross hair style targets at 10 meters sitting down in my garage everyday and smile like a pro. If you do your part the TX200 MK III will do its part consistently PERIOD.

I have the TX200 177 & Pro Sport 22 these may be the last spring air for me .I don,t see myself buying another break barrel after these great under levers.

Not a thing!!!!!!

Out of six break barrel I have Beeman 1050 Webley&Tomahawk 177 RSW 34 177&22 other not named under lever by Air Arms is the one..... Streak Detroit Mi P.S All of these guns are winners !!!!!!

I like the build quality of the gun, above all. Everything is done right. This is the kind of rifle you'll be proud to own for the rest of your life. It's the most accurate spring gun below $3,000. There are so many refinements in the trigger, the bedding, the barrel and breech, that I could write all day long about this rifle! In fact, you can read my TX200 article on this website.

Nothing!

This is an underlever and therefore has limited access to the breech. People with very large hands may find it difficult to load until they develop a technique. The gun has 3 holes for a vertical scope stop pin, so buy scope mounts with a stop pin. Find the one best pellet, and use it exclusively. I've found both Beeman Kodiaks and 10.3-grain JSB Exacts to be equally accurate in my TX. I would scope this gun with a Bushnell 6-18x40 Trophy or a Leapers 3-12x44 AO SWAT Mini-Size scope.

This is a beautiful and very well built rifle. Fit and finish are second to none. My first shooting session resulted in a best 10 meter group of .142 center to center off the bench as measured with dial calipers and then subtracting .177. It is extremely accurate and not too sensitive as to how you hold it either.

Not one thing !

The TX-200 is a big heafty full grown rifle. Pretty close to 10 Lbs with the scope and rings. It makes for a very stable shooting platform. I think it's a great value, well worth the asking price if you are wanting the finest. Thank's Air Arms and Pyramyd Air !

Beautiful Gun! Extremely high quality wood and craftsmanship. Love the underlever cocking mechanism. Really wonderful if you are a left-handed shooter like myself (left handed stocks!) Accuracy exceeded expectations. A wonderful gun for any kind of use.

I wish it was available with open sights...

Buy high quality pellets. It is worth it to get great accuracy. I suggest the Crosman Premier domed, Beeman H&N wadcutters, Beeman Ram Jets, Baracuda Match, and the JSB diablo exacts.