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Morgan (L.) and Kristen Smith are Louisiana 4-H Shooting Sports Teen Ambassadors, and they promote shooting statewide (Kristen is also a National 4-H Shooting Sports Teen Ambassador). They're holding an Air Arms TX200 Hunter Carbine, but they also used the Air Arms S200 Target air rifle for some matches.
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Caliber: 0.177" (4.5mm), Stock: Walnut, Handle: Right,
Air Arms TX200 HC Air Rifle with Walnut Stock
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WARNING This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov Air Arms TX200 HC (Hunter Carbine) Spring Piston Air Rifle
The Air Arms Hunter Carbine is a short version of the renowned TX200. The HC shares the standard TX200 Mk III internals. Externally, it looks the same as previous models but is a shorter, carbine version which, according to Air Arms, was a popular customer request.
"When customers asked for a shorter, carbine version of the TX 200, we gave them what they wanted," the manufacturer writes on its website. "The result was the TX200 HC - Hunter Carbine, which rapidly became a best seller."
Some highlights of this shorter-model TX200 include a Lothar Walther barrel, built-in moderator, adjustable two-stage trigger, handsome Minelli stock available in right- and left-hand variations, a Monte Carlo cheek piece and a ventilated, rubber butt pad. Because this is a carbine, the cocking lever is shorter, increasing the cocking effort.
Although it's shorter in length than the TX200, the HC is anything but short on performance. "Everything that makes the TX200 the best in its class is contained in the carbine-length HC, including those 'factory tuned' internal components, the elegant stock design and, of course, that impeccable metalwork," Air Arms writes. "It's all there, ready to produce the performance that took the TX200 to World Championship level."
If you're the kind of serious airgunner who demands the highest performance, unwavering consistency, reliability and pinpoint accuracy for which Air Arms is internationally known, the TX200 HC - Hunter Carbine might be the ideal springer air rifle for you.
| Caliber | 0.177" (4.5mm) |
| Max Velocity | 930 fps |
| Loudness | 3-Medium |
| Barrel Length | 13.0" |
| Overall Length | 39.25" |
| Shot Capacity | 1 |
| Cocking Effort | 34 lbs. |
| Barrel | Rifled |
| Front Sight | none |
| Rear Sight | none |
| Scopeable | 11mm dovetail |
| Trigger | Two-stage adjustable |
| Buttplate | Ventilated rubber |
| Suggested for | Small game hunting/target practice |
| Action | Underlever |
| Safety | Automatic |
| Powerplant | Spring-piston |
| Function | Single-shot |
| Body Type | Rifle |
| Fixed/adj. power | Fixed |
| Weight | 8.5 lbs |
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Things I liked: This rifle is just amazing. I bought a refurb from PA and can't see any evidence of why it might have been returned. Saved some money and got a perfect rifle. The trigger is better out of the box than my Rekord trigger HW's and the shot cycle is free of any twang or buzz. The woodwork and metalwork is typical Air Arms, which is to say perfection. Shooting HFT style with a bucket and sticks, I was just able to put 20 shots inside the white center of a Gamo target at 25 meters.
Things I would have changed: I am going to have this gun tuned down to just below 12 ft/lb for field target. I don't need to for accuracy or for smoothness of the shot cycle, but it should be a welcome relief for my shoulder and arm that I cock the gun with. It takes a mighty tug with the short HC cocking arm. I also have the very common issue where the safety will not engage about half the time. If you look online, you'll see it is an easy fix, but AA does need to sort that out.
What others should know: Get a good scope. I was concerned about accuracy until I tried another scope and that solved it. Do some arm and shoulder strengthening exercises and warm up your shoulders and arms before shooting or you'll be sat with an ice pack on your shoulder like I am as I type this. Know this, if you do your part, this gun has the kind of uncanny accuracy and consistency that I have previously only seen in PCP rifles. This rifle is a keeper!
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Things I liked: This rifle is incredibly consistent. It took me months to "pull the trigger" on spending this much money on a target rifle (I ordered the walnut stock .22 version), but ultimately I was glad I did. I'm 48 years old and have always been in to target shooting. I've been through many rifles and this one is absolutely the best I've ever owned.
Things I would have changed: nothing
What others should know: The under lever has a pretty stiff pull...I rest the gun butt on my shooting bench and use my body weight to help pull it to the load/charge position. Once you get the hang of it, it is not an issue.
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I am a fairly new air gun collector and am considering buying this gun. There are 2 tune kits for this. A vortex PG2 show-tune and a vortex PG2 12 ft/lbs kit. Which one is best? And... will it make any difference for the collector value if I have a kit installed at the dealership? I have heard they give you paperwork showing the improved kit. And will they send the original parts, along with this gun? I also hear a mention of getting the 20 shot for 20 bucks... but instead of having the scope mounted... have them sight it in and fine tune the trigger. I like that idea better.
Does the purchaser need to buy the silencer separately or dose it come with?
The barrel comes fully shrouded
How much more difficult to cock is this gun as opposed to the TX200 Mk III?
It is only a few pounds heavier.
Air Arms TX200 HC Air Rifle with Walnut Stock
| Caliber | 0.177" (4.5mm) |
| Max Velocity | 930 fps |
| Stock | Walnut |
| Grip | Right |
| Color | Brown |
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Things I liked: 'Been meaning to write in about this purchase for a while. 'Nothing but praise. 'Was zeroing the scope initially. 'Took my first shot. It was off naturally. 'Took my second (3 shot groups). It went through the same exact hole. The rifle is on the heavy side, to be sure. Shooting from a fixed position is obviously no problem. If you're out in the field, and want to shoot from standing, or even squatting, could be a factor. That said, I wouldn't change my purchase decision, nor anything about the rifle. Funny story... I brought it to a rifle range (my friends were shooting powder). I was just going to refine my scope sighting. The guys at the counter were just gushing over the workmanship. 'Fun stuff.
Things I would have changed: Nothing.