And I am fortunate in having two, a TX200HC and an FWB Sport. Had a break in the weather so shot some groups as the wind was dying down this evening. Both guns did well with all groups within 2 MOA, and both averages well under. Even though the FWB edged out the TX for average group size this time, I would still give the accuracy award to the TX. Groups stayed centered, and no shots broke the 1" ring. The FWB is very accurate, but is limited by the trigger, which requires a long, steady squeeze, at least compared to the TX. As far as the smallest groups go, I don't think I could do any better from sitting with a PCP, but groups might not have opened up as much either. I tend to tense up after shooting awhile, which is deadly on group size and accuracy, especially with a springer.
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Impressive my friend. You have just solidified my next airgun purchase. Was between the TX200 and HW97.
See you at Silver Lake sometime
Patrick
See you at Silver Lake sometime
Patrick
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Great shooting for sure. Making me jealous, winds here all last week and pretty much all this week are 12-40 mphs.
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Good shooting! Very good for the power the Sport has. My FWB 124D likes those AA 8.4 gr. Shoot about 10-15 fps higher than the 8.4 JSB's which is nice.
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My Sport trigger is the same excellent as my TX200. Maybe try adjusting the Sport's trigger.
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I hear you, I was an average shot before I got involved in airguns, after I went down this rabbit hole I bacame an accuracy fanatic !! On days that things dont go just right, I just put them back in the safe so I dont develope any worse habbits. But on good days.....nothing better than laying one on top of the other !!
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There seems to be a lot of variability in the Sport triggers, or at least how people feel about them. Mine comes in a little over 2 lbs. with noticeable creep. My TX trigger pull is around 1 lb. and with no creep, but it took some fiddling to get it there. The adjustment screw on the Sport only affects first stage length of pull. Any real improvement will have to wait until I get around to tearing it down. For the time being I am happy enough using it as it is.
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Triggers are all different and so is each persons feel...The triggers on most all better quality rifles can be fine tuned to meet the owners needs. Like every thing, it takes time and patience to get it just right.
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