My TX200 has a broken cocking shoe. I am having troubles locating a replacement. Does anyone have an extra or a connection on where to purchase one? Thanks.
HELP! Need Cocking Shoe for TX200
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Pyramyd air will probably have an OEM one. Air rifle headquarters use to make some from better steel at times. Don
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Just ordered one from Pyramid Air. They had 4 in stock. Yesterday they were backordered. I'm going to say it's a Christmas miracle!
I just mailed off the broken one to a guy that was going to try and fab one. So, I don't have it to take a pic. Basically the back of the shoe broke off cleanly and left a fork shaped piece with the square hole and step.
I just mailed off the broken one to a guy that was going to try and fab one. So, I don't have it to take a pic. Basically the back of the shoe broke off cleanly and left a fork shaped piece with the square hole and step.
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Sounds like you have one coming but Air Rifle Headquarters makes runs of them from time to time. The machine them out of tool steel.
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3 in stock here ... Buy now and save ..
Weigh the price/ shipping at a uk shop if a better deal
www.airgunspares.com
Or
(Bk071)
twchambers.co.uk
Cocking shoe for TX200 air rifles | Pyramyd AIR
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Weigh the price/ shipping at a uk shop if a better deal
Air Arms Cocking Lever Shoe Part No. TX285
Fits multiple models, please scroll down for complete list.
www.airgunspares.com Or
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BK071 - Cocking lever shoe
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3 in stock because I got the 4th! They were out of stock on Monday, must have just got them yesterday. I grabbed one. Not cheap with shipping nearly $40 but at least I'll be up and running.
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ARH has not featured their improved cocking shoe for some time. I inquired about a year ago as to prospects and got a negative response.
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I recently had Scott (Motörhead) do some repair work on my TX (You don’t want to know).
While re-assembling the rifle, Scott fashioned a Stainless Steel Sled (It encloses the cocking shoe) for the shoe.
The shoe does not fill the intended place on the cocking sleeve perfectly So it is a little sloppy.
There is a little gap front and rear of the shoe.
The sled fills those gaps.
No sloppiness now.
While re-assembling the rifle, Scott fashioned a Stainless Steel Sled (It encloses the cocking shoe) for the shoe.
The shoe does not fill the intended place on the cocking sleeve perfectly So it is a little sloppy.
There is a little gap front and rear of the shoe.
The sled fills those gaps.
No sloppiness now.
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Thanks Frank, I've wondered if such a tactic was feasible. I have a TX that was tuned by Jan Kraner quite some time ago and he fitted one of the ARH shoes and it really does help take the slop out. It's too bad someone doesn't revisit their production as I think there would be a market.
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