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Air Arms TX200 Review (video)
- Thread starter Smaug
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Nice work. If I didn't have a tx200 already I think it would let me know the rifle better if I was thinking about buying one. And I agree they don't blue those. They just black chrome them.
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Hey man really good video !!! I couldn't agree more with the point you mad about the 12 ft lb version . It honestly hadn't occurred to me that the gun was almost certainly designed for that weight .
I would love to try a 12ft lb version one day . Man if we had basements in Texas I'd drive my wife crazy ') Good shooting also !
I would love to try a 12ft lb version one day . Man if we had basements in Texas I'd drive my wife crazy ') Good shooting also !
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Thanks guys.
Any suggestions on what to snip to shorten it up a bit?
I'm thinking definitely the cocking and loading points between shots when the camera's zoomed in on the targets. Anything else? I feel like 30 min. is pretty long, but I thought about my content carefully and made notes before the video, so there's not too much rambling.
Any suggestions on what to snip to shorten it up a bit?
I'm thinking definitely the cocking and loading points between shots when the camera's zoomed in on the targets. Anything else? I feel like 30 min. is pretty long, but I thought about my content carefully and made notes before the video, so there's not too much rambling.
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Dude honestly no negative feedback from me . If they are too short it's like a story in TV guide. Lol... Just a sound bite , and most of those videos just regurgitate the same old stuff . Your had different info ..and FIRST HAND info not what they read or heard .Good work
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I have to agree with JWR... I wouldn't change OR shorten it... And I watched it to the end which I rarely do with these video's.
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Great review mate, love to see more of those. It's long, but detailed and you touch all the important subjects. Looking forward to the Diana 56TH and Weihrauch HW30S review! You just got one new subscriber. 
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Yeah, I thought the HW would easily and clearly outshoot the Stoeger. But since I was not shooting from a bench, the biggest factor at that short range (14 yds.) was probably ME.
The Stoeger X20 is just a Chinese gun with better than average quality. The stock trigger was so bad, it was almost unshootable. The aftermarket trigger is almost a requirement to get this accuracy out of it.
I would like to say that at longer ranges, the better accuracy of the HW30s would catch up, but at longer ranges, the HW30s is running out of steam, and the Stoeger is still quite strong at 40 yds. I don't think I've ever shot under an inch at 40 yards with it though. So any accuracy advantage the HW30s has would be lost to wind and the pellet de-stabilizing.
But what I can tell you is that the HW30s is just a much nicer shooting experience. The feel of it is great; it is well-finished. Cocking is smooth and light. It has enough power for pest birds out to maybe 30 yards and for any kind of plinking. You couldn't hear it too well, but the Stoeger honks during cocking. Reminds me of a goose cooing softly to its mate.
It makes me really want an HW50s. Can I keep all the nice features of the 30, while getting just a bit more power?
If you're interested in it, PM me, and I'll make you a fair deal. I need to move it out to make room for the next mid-low-powered German gun.
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