Air Arms Owners Club

Nick G wrote:

gary martin wrote:Nick, top bombing at the PJBRC yesterday mate, that was a very good score. i was pleased with my own result with the lack of set up time. i shall be shooting piston class all year, so hoping to get some major improvement.

Thanks Gary, surprised myself and managed to hit all of those damned reducers , you did very well considering it being a new set up and all .

Thanks Nick, yes i was pleased with the result, did well on the reducers too. i really want a TX in a full on FT stock. i need more weight in the rifle. better start saving.

I have some recommendations... , you two, like cats at the cream, well deserved and am expecting more from both of you.

Tim, you can remove the plug in the comp. tube, then have the tube honed on a pin fitting hone. This will make it straight unless it is just too far out of spec. I had one of my TX200 tubes honed and, while it seemed to be way out of spec, it was actually not bad. Your machinist can run the hone for just a few seconds and then take a look at the crosshatch pattern to see if it will true up easily. My machinist friend told me that the tube is very hard.