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Any one owns an Air Arms TX200 MK3 ?
Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2020 9:15 am
by pcteja87
Hi Ppl , does anyone own an air arms tx200 mk 3 ? i just wanted to hear your opinions on the rifle , and overall experiance.
Thanks
Re: Any one owns an Air Arms TX200 MK3 ?
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2020 11:10 am
by Prabhath
pcteja87,
Just happened to come across your query. I own an Air Arms TX200 MK3 in .177. It's an absolute pleasure but on the heavier side. Used to own a RWS 54 before the TX. Before buying the TX did quite a bit of reading and did quite a bit of research before settling on the TX. Quality, fit and finish is excellent.
Re: Any one owns an Air Arms TX200 MK3 ?
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2020 2:20 pm
by Teja1987
Hi prabhath,
Nice to know you worked with the TX200 , well most of the reviews and info I read ials similar to ur experience.
Any idea on where can I pick up a TX200 in india ?
Would appreciate the info.
Cheers
Re: Any one owns an Air Arms TX200 MK3 ?
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2020 1:54 pm
by Prabhath
Teja1987,
I got mine from pyramydair. You will just have to look around and hope to find one for sale with a dealer, All the best.
Re: Any one owns an Air Arms TX200 MK3 ?
Posted: Tue May 19, 2020 5:33 pm
by Km82
Teja1987 wrote:Hi prabhath,
Nice to know you worked with the TX200 , well most of the reviews and info I read ials similar to ur experience.
Any idea on where can I pick up a TX200 in india ?
Would appreciate the info.
Cheers
You can ask the Pcpshop website. They were having one, but currently out of stock. I wonder whether they are selling the sub 12 ft.lbs.
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Re: Any one owns an Air Arms TX200 MK3 ?
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2022 10:14 am
by Pistonpumper
I own a TX200 , .177 . Initially I had some quality control problems and the gun was not shooting anywhere near to expectations. Very disappointed. However, that was 2 years ago. I stuck with it , learned how to take it apart, tried over 25 different pellets , found the best way to shoot it and installed a Vortek PG4 tune kit , very easy to do. Finally i purchased a very good scope worth as much as the gun. Today my TX 200 is unbelievably accurate out to 51 yards as that’s as far as I can shoot on my property. It’s a beautiful gun. I had some initial issues to iron out but think my gun was the exception. Actually I rarely shoot it now because it’s not very challenging anymore. From a bench I can knock 7 mm pieces of aluminum chunks of golf tees at 51 yards all day long. Of course this is on a perfect day no wind. I’m very fortunate to also own the HW 97k , Beeman R9 and Diana Airking 54, all fantastic shooters . But the Tx 200 is just a bit better accuracy wise than the other