N/A How accurate is a TX200.
- By drpietrzak
- Traditional Airguns
- 17 Replies
After thought. At 100-yards my TX200 shoots about like this:
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Leon, Nice setup. After the storm last week ,there's a wood framed metal covered door mashed up on the ground at the farm. So yesterday I thought I'd do aMy seup for the upcoming weeks’ attempt on rats. This station is only 15 yards away from the pictured kill zones. Have had great success with a similar setup in the past. Atomic XR, TP on low, with Zulus atop sending CPHPs. Am hoping to record some of the action. Confirmed my 15 and 25 yard POI today and if they present they are in big trouble… As you can see the set up is Peahen approved… My plan is to wait until sunset and go out and see what I might… Hopefully after the workday, I’ll have as much energy as I had enthusiasm today. Mapped a half dozen different ranges today for future bird pesting…
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actually I don't even know how I found AGN forum but very glad I did, I've had wonderful conversations with some of you, probably wouldn't have met my friend Felix right here in Rogue River.. and definitely wouldn't have gotten to see a lot of guns that I'll never be able to buy..I thnk it is especially wonderful in this or any hobby . WE all have met and talked to so many people . IT doesn't mater where they live near or far , what would the chances be to meet anybody on this Forum under your normal daily habits ? I am lucky to be able to travel to the Air Gun Shows and i meet a lot of AGN members . I do wear an AGN T shirt with beerthief on it , otherwise WE would just walk by looking at the tables we would never know who was there .
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I’d be curious as to these stories. Not a challenge .. I want to hear what they are ?Heard about the issues Stoeger seems to have with their whole XM1 series as a whole, was hoping this would've been solved by the time I was actually looking to purchase a PCP, especially for the higher end versions like the bullshark.
Meaning pellets, HS, and reg setting. It sounds like you have a laser the way it is. I would definitely leave it alone and just enjoy shooting it!
Meaning as in pellet brand and weight?
With your abilities, you could weld the silhouettes to bolts that would screw into that spring. The stop may screw into it. If so that would give you the thread and pitch of the bolt to use..Thanks for the hot tip. I ordered a dozen. Crow.
Have you got a link for that on
I print out the N50's from the national50 website - print them on 8.5x11 and tape them together - yields the same size target.Color me confusedI’ve been trying to find a resource to buy the n50 and 30 yard and 40 yard paper targets and I keep failing. Any suggestions ?
I was talking PB land, I don't know how much translates to air rifle land, but shouldn't be too much different. I actually had a machinist freind cut me an adapter for my big 30 cal suppressor mount so I could put it on the uragan barrel. I put it on my uragan compact with the shroud removed, it was as quiet or so close as it was irrelavent with the 30 cal endcap on, the alignment was good so I put the 22 end cap on and it was probably more quiet than the uragan with the baffled shroud, and as quiet with the baffled shroud + adding on the uragan suppressor on the end. Lower muzzle pressures in general with air rifles, and smaller volume of gas except in rare cases. The most quiet suppressed PB I ever didn't hear, was a friends 1920's winchester pump .22 short only gallery gun he inherited from his grandmother a few years after his grandfather died. Without the suppressor on the end of the barrel, it was more quiet than a standard 16" 22 rifle with a really good suppressor. Put on the 1920's tiny little suppressor, shorter than my little finger, and smaller in diameter than my little finger, with I think 5, maybe 6, small pressed spring steel baffles in it you could put your ear 2 feet from the muzzle and hear a very quite push of air that you could do way louder with your mouth blowing for 1/2 a second. There are always exceptions to the rule, the muzzle pressure on that 18" 22 short rifle was likely significantly less than a 10 meter olympic air rifle.Great write up, thank you very much. Knowing that close tolerances doen't yield a better result is really valuable.
its the Pinty bullpup (P-pup), its been confirmed it is not identical to the spa guns.@gendPC Who makes that rifle?
I was referring to his FT background. I thought it was funny when he mentioned the Hatsan break barrel.Pumpers aren’t the “dark side”. They’re the catalyst.