Stumbled across this beauty online. Soo tempting.
Anyone here own one? Thoughts?
Pic not mine. Borrowed from Google
Anyone here own one? Thoughts?
Pic not mine. Borrowed from Google
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Air Arms TX200 MKIII Ultimate Springer
- Thread starter BABz58
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Its the same as the tx200 except it has a laminate stock on it and a adjustable cheek.
I'd just get the walnut tx200
I'd just get the walnut tx200
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Those are nice stocks, have a similar one on my S510.
My TX200 MK3 is a .177 in walnut. Beautiful springer, the fit and finish is incredible. A bit on the heavy side but accurate, calm and very pleasant to shoot.
Cheers!
My TX200 MK3 is a .177 in walnut. Beautiful springer, the fit and finish is incredible. A bit on the heavy side but accurate, calm and very pleasant to shoot.
Cheers!
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Yes, mine is currently set up with an AGT 22mm kit and magnetic catch. Very nice stock, but over priced IMO.
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had one (lefty) and came across another in lefty at a show for a very good price . thought i can sell it , but that never happened HAHAHA so i have two which i shoot both .
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I have a TX200 in walnut. Work of art. Laminate in my opinion is really nice and commands a higher manufacturing cost. Laminate was not available when I bought my TX200.
Was on the Air Arms site last night coincidentally and was looking (salivating) at the 40 year anniversary Kymira rifle. They make some beautiful rifles.
Was on the Air Arms site last night coincidentally and was looking (salivating) at the 40 year anniversary Kymira rifle. They make some beautiful rifles.
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Seems a bit pricy for just an adjustable cheek rest. It needs a hamster also for field target.
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No, it needs a wide flat forend to shoot off the bench and no cheek piece,lol. None of my Springers shoot well with cheek. But it is a handsome rifle. All Steve's guns are pretty, and accurate.
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Prefer Walnut or Beech all laminate does is make a heavy gun heavier. I do like the look of them though just wouldn't want to haul around the extra pound or whatever it ads.
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