I have a MK1 TX200. Can anyone tell me the difference in the internals between the MK1 and MK3. Thanks, Don
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TX200 MK1 internal differences from MK3
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The MK1 has an 84mm stroke
The MK3 has a 98mm stroke
Both have 25mm diameter pistons
The MK1 is a better shooting gun in every way and has a much nicer shot cycle, but doesn't have the same max power potential as the MK3
Keep the MK1.
MK3s bring big suck in comparison....
The MK3 has a 98mm stroke
Both have 25mm diameter pistons
The MK1 is a better shooting gun in every way and has a much nicer shot cycle, but doesn't have the same max power potential as the MK3
Keep the MK1.
MK3s bring big suck in comparison....
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I bought my MK1 used. It had a Tony Leach kit in it. When I received it, the kit was one of his earlier kit, confirmed by Tony Leach. In the picture attached, is the new stainless latch rod and head comparison. The older brass head is shorter than the newer stainless head. My question is comparing the two, would the older brass head, with the shorter head, have a longer lock time due to traveling farther? Thanks. Don
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Would need to consider piston weight and pre load in the equation too fella, phosphor bronze is pretty dense so it may be heavier than the stainless?
Either way there'll be m/s in it so entirely negligible
Either way there'll be m/s in it so entirely negligible
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