Air Arms TX200 MkIII Air Rifle

The TX 200 Mk III .22 caliber is my first under lever springer and all I can say is it is magnificent! Accurate, fairly quiet, and a joy to shoot. Hammers squirrels! It a bit on the heavy side, but for good reasons. I put a Hawk Airmax 4-12x40 OA AMX scope on it and it is solid and I love the reticle. You'll love it!

Maybe a bit tinner wood width on the front part of the wood stock.

Incredible value for what you are getting.

The number 1 thing I like about the rifle is tge accuracy. Number 2 is the ease of rebuilding it. I have over 15,000 rounds through it. I've put two rebuild kits in it. A new piston, and a new compression tube. The compression tube was completely worn out. The piston had deep cracks. That sounds like a negative but in all reality the gun is so easy to work on it is a positive. For under 100 bucks I have a new gun.

I wish the rifle was drilled and tapped for a scope base like centerfire rifles.

These guns are more than capable of hunting ground hogs and rock Chucks. Head shots must be taken.

The overall gun is beautiful. The blueing is second to none and I'm pleased with the beach wood. The weather here in Northwest indiana isn't cooperating with me shooting and sighting the gun in. The little I've shot it shows the accuracy this gun is capable of.

I read a lot of reviews on this gun and one thing mentioned a lot was the little plug on the bottom of the barrel falling out. It's called a buffer and it prevents the cocking arm from contacting the barrel when closing. The usual fix is to install "0" rings on the cocking arm (it has grooves and the "0" rings look like original design). On a gun approaching $800.00 with tax (more if you want walnut) that AirArms could address this problem. I guess it's more of a nuisance as it doesn't affect the performance. The hole has threads but I don't know the size. Perhaps a nylon screw or set screw would accomplish the same thing minus the falling out after around 50 shots.

I purchased a Hawke Airmax 4x12x40 scope with the medium scope rings but had to get the tall scope rings as the scope AO was actually setting on the barrel with the medium. Go ahead and purchase the "0"rings & install on the cocking arm so when the plug falls out you won't accidentally mark that beautiful blueing.

Beautiful gun! Shoots well!!!!

Beauty, ease of operation. I got mine from another vendor a couple of years ago at a better price. I hit the wood lottery with a walnut stock, and got one with a lot of burl in the buttstock, blending to tigerstripe in the forearm. very accurate, and an excellent trigger.

Weight, even with the walnut stock it is extremely heavy, Beech would be even more. They need to do something to put it on a diet. Same as the ProSport.

Pyamid is one of the best dealers of a few I do business with.

Solid built all metal gun with no plastic parts. Beautifully carved walnut

Not being able to see the grain before it ships. Also my trigger guard is really badly done it looks like the cut the metal on the saw and painted over the saw marks. Also on the right side of the gun part of the grain looks like a crack on the stock or maybe they professionally repaired the crack. Hard to tell and I'm a wood worker.

When I text pyramid air a picture they didn't really seem to care. Which is a shame considering I heard nothing but great things about there customer service. I'm gonna see if the trigger guard Is supposed to be in this rough of shape and maybe talk to air arms about the possible crack repair. Or maybe it's the grain.

First of all this is a beautiful air rifle. I have shot it some and it has good accuracy, but i have bkl mounts on it and they will not lock down and stop sliding rearwards. These were recommended by Pyramyd and i mentioned that they didn't have a stop pin, but he said they would work and have not. Other than the mounts, this is a nice gun to add to your collection.

Nothing besides my scope mounts.

It's expensive, but you are getting a quality gun that will last for years.

Not a single cheap part from stock to barrel to cocking lever and ball stop. Extremely accurate and nice lght cocking force.

I would add sling attachments on left side and I include a right angle pellet seating tool. I made an STL file and 3d printed one so fingers never enter danger zone.

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The trigger on the rifle was everything that I hoped it would be. Shot cycle smoothes out after a few hundred pellets. The fit and finish is second to none in the industry, and would compete with most in the firearms industry. During preliminary testing the rifle doesn't appear to be too picky about pellets.

The cocking rod bumper fell off after about 50 shots. Pyramyd sells a replacement, but why bother if it will continue to happen? Air Arms really needs to address that wart post haste. I did the usual thing, and put some O rings in the grooves on the end of the rod, and solved the issue.

I was somewhat disappointed that Pyramyd would not provide photos of the rifle prior to shipment. I ordered a walnut stock, and felt that a $900 springer was worthy of approving the stock, they however did not. The one I received was average, not great. I was even more disappointed when Pyramyds' sister company offered the same rifle on sale two days after I ordered mine. The rifle requires premium mounts. I had an adjustable pair which did not work, so a fixed pair was used without issue. There is a fair amount of droop, so choose the optic wisely.

Nice rifle, fit , and finish is the best in the springer world. Trigger is nice

The stock is rather plain, Pyramyd was unwilling to shoot a photo prior to shipping, so you take your chances when you order. The gun has about 4.5 inches of barrel droop that I'll have to figure out how to compensate for.

Adjustable mounts won't hold zero long enough to see what sort of accuracy you have.