I was able to spend the afternoon with the TX200 and made some adjustments as well as some changes. But most of all I was able to really shoot and get it dialed in really good. I started out with BKL mounts and realized that I had an issue with them creeping backwards after a long shooting session. I like BKL mounts and have them on my HW97. But, they were giving me issues on the TX. So I swapped them out for some UTG Pro rings. I have never used these before. But they are USA made and they actually seem to be doing the trick. No more creep.
I also made some trigger adjustments. I wasn't really pleased with the way the trigger was set outa the box. Didn't do much, just shortened the first stage travel a good bit, decreased the pull off point and decreased the weight of pull. For me, it made a world of difference. Very nice trigger!
So I have now fired in excess of 500 pellets through the TX. I've gone through an entire 500 ct. tin of Air Arms Diabolo Fields, plus some more. I'm finally in that sweet spot with the rifle I think. And it's sweet......
Of course not all groups were this good. But, the above groups are very indicative of what I am able to get out of the TX200 with a fair amount of consistency. It's a shooter for sure..........those are 10 shot groups! I'm loving it. Awesome!
