Just exchanged my pro sport .177 for a TX200 HC in .22. I've found .177 difficult to load with my fingers so wanted a .22. After comparing the pro sport to a TX200 HC I decided on the TX. Can anyone date this gun for me, serial number 12587. Thanks Terry

That's my problem with the Prosport Rob, the loading of .177 is too fiddly for my fingers.

Thanks Archer50,
those are some of the points I'm interested in. As you say I need to try a TX200HC before I make my decision

Thanks again FPoole.
I think I need to try to find a TX200HC to compare

Thanks FPoole, I've put about 2 tins of pellets through the pro Sport. It's about 18 months old and I love the gun. I'm relatively new to the sport. I've got two other guns so I use them alternatively hence the lack of use.Just wondered about the ownership day to day of the TX200 HC compared to the ...

I know many people ask ' what the best, pro sport or TX200 ' . i have a pro sport .177 in walnut. The thing is that I'm finding it difficult to load the .177 pellets with my clumsy fingers and I'm thinking of changing to a .22. Before I do that I'd like to hear the views of people who own BOTH the p...

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'" These usually are in 2's or 3's but sometimes when food is plentiful IE after a maize harvest they will congregate in greater numbers. I think the crows I'm seeing are a family group " Timmytree Didn't realise that Timmytree, thanks for the info, I find it really difficult to distinguis...

I always thought crows were quite solitary creatures, never seen together in numbers much greater than 2's or 3's. Rooks on the other hand are quite gregarious and often seen in large numbers

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