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Something to think about for those wearing progressive lenses.....I got into shooting a few years ago. I didn't like having to tilt my head back to bring things at arms length into focus, like gun sights, or even my close up vision for looking thru a scope. Glasses fitters mark where your pupil...

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Yeah, I bought one for my backyard shooting. I like it.

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Have you compared the the rifle cocked to not cocked, to see if the rattle is present in both conditions?

While the TX200 is widely regarded as one of the best springers, it doesn't have iron sights. FYI

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If you don't find the figures, run a patch thru the bore with a cleaning rod that rotates independent of the handle. Count the number of inches for 1 rotation.

I'm guessing this is a .177 with velocities like that. The first thing to check would be the breach seal orings

I went with this one. https://www.amazon.com/MTM-PST-11-Predator-Shooting-Table/dp/B000F5UOYW/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1531488276&sr=8-4&keywords=portable+shooting+table

Your question is Who does dieseling. On purpose......no one here that I know of or have read about. You seem to be the first. From what I've read of the folks here, they avoid dieseling, because such combustion pressures are hard on air gun components not designed for it. And given the price...

Where did you find a new piston and compression tube. I can find piston for my .22 Pro Sport, but not the compression tube. The TX200 and Pro Sport use the same stock spring. I'm not seeing how you're getting such velocities. I shoot a 14.3 gn pellet and with a moly core seal I'm doing good to...