You could try changing your grip. Release your hand from the forend so that the rifle is free to float. If you grip it tight, the pellets will shotgun.

If you are referring to a S400/410, the trigger guard will need to be modified with a fine file to allow the button of the safety to move in the guard. Alternately, buy a new trigger guard.
Personally I would not carry out the modification. A safety in the trigger is a disaster.
Dave

Don't go by the gauge. It is not accurate and should be used as an indication only.
I suggest you fill to 180bar, count out 60 pellets, when the pellets are gone, refill to 180.

KeithS wrote:Can you get a thumb hole stock for the TX 200 HC ..

Do you mean something like this?.

My suggestion would be to email/phone Rowan and ask them to post/email the instruction sheet. It gives a guide to fitting and setting up. The first thing you could do though is to try and copy the length that pokes out on your current trigger blade.
Dave

This is an adjustable cheekpiece which was carried out by Warren Edwards on Shooting the Breeze.


Dave

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Raj (even if it means changing the holiday dates!)
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Gnome of the Woods (need to double check dates but sure I can make it)
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Interestingly, in the recoiling class, Weihrauch took the top four out of five places, and 14 out of the top 20 were also weihrauch.
Dave

Higgs bosons to the lot of you

Hi Glen, welcome to the forum. Are you based in the United Kingdom?. I'm not a fan of fitting regulators to the S4/5*0 range of hardware. If you fit it, it is economically viable and you might break even on the resale price when you sell off your kit. Paying someone will leave you at a loss when sel...