Air Arms Owners Club

Hi everyone,

I have had a real bee in my bonnet for some time and that bee has been the TX200HC. Back in June of last year I bought my first springer for 40 years, a HW95 in 177.I struggled to shoot it accurately to start with, having been spoilt by my S510, but very slowly I have managed to improve. I wasn't until after I bought the HW95 that I got the offer to shoot a TX200 and three different ones at that. They all felt great to shoot, so much so, that If I'd had the chance to shoot the TX200 prior to buying the HW95, I would not have bought the HW95.

I went to the British Shooting Show last Friday and this is what I managed to bag myself.

It is a 22, my first in over 40 years and so far I've only managed to zero at 15 yards, which is all I have available in the back garden. Work has and is getting in the way of the bedding in process. I'm going to the range next Friday and really looking forward to putting it through its paces.

Hi Pav,
well done for getting the TX200, i have one myself (although in .177 flavour) and wouldn't be without it.
I'm sure you will have many hours of pleasure with this rifle

GrandadG wrote:Hi Pav,
well done for getting the TX200, i have one myself (although in .177 flavour) and wouldn't be without it.
I'm sure you will have many hours of pleasure with this rifle

Thank you GrandG. I already have 2 177 air rifles and thought it was time for a change, especially as the TX200's I have shot are all 22's. I thought the time was right to introduce a 22 into my line-up, to compliment the 177's. To be honest I would loved for it to have been a Pro sport, but funds just would not stretch. The Pro Sport is on the top of the list for next acquisition, but don't tell her indoors.