TX200-.22 Pellet Picky

Jsb 14gr are pretty good

My Pro Sport loves the AA Falcon 13.43 gn .52 head; I suspect your TX will too. 

generally I think springers like lighter than heavier pellets , my HC likes 13.4 JSB

im a jsb fan for sure. my 97k loves the 177 variety and my 48 likes the 18 gr. in 22. i may try the 14 gr. in the 48 as well. i figured the powerful 48 would like a heavier lead.

I just purchase a TX200 HC and I haven’t found anything except crosman 14.3 and they are not that great past 25 yds.I have shot all the 14.66 H&N 5.53 5.54 & 5.55 . Tried AA 16 JSB 16 and 18. And tried H&N 21.14. Almost no success. Gave up on the .22 and ordered a .177 barrel. The gun was used when I got it so idk how it was treated prior. Seem like a lot of people like the 13.43 I may try them before I swap my barrel. Hope you have better luck than I have so far.

Mine likes the H&N FTT 5.55 head, but way too hard to load. However, the H&N FTT 5.53 , JSB 15.89 and JSB 18.13 all shoot very well.

I bough my TX200 HC .22 earlier this summer. So far I've tried everything you have and more. I've settled on the Crosman Hollow Points. I can hold a good pattern to the far edge of my range which is 65 yrs. Less than $7.00 per 500 pellets. I can live with that. No need to look any further. I also have a TX200 .177 MKIII. There is no comparison between the two in so many areas. The .22 is so much harder to shoot! You have to be RIGHT ON in guessing distance. The flatter trajectory of the .177 makes knowing the distance not as critical. Also the KICK of the .22 will throw your hold off more often. That being said I prefer to plink with the .22 over the .177. It gives me so much more satisfaction when you do everything right. I've put 3,000 or 4,000 rounds at least through my .22 using the Crosman Hollow Points. If you get your hold down and consistent 65 yrs is no problem at all. That being said I would never shoot Hunter Field Target with my .22 TX200 unless I had to. 

Mine loves the JSB Jumbo RS. Although every barrel is different, I've heard many TX200 owners say that these are there preferred pellets.

Check the breech seals!