Air Arms TX200 - Air Gun Shooting & Gun Review 

Good choice in .22 sold mine in .144. Beautiful but boring in that small caliber. want one in .22. Got a HW90 .25 )never sell that one

Shaun Porter It is a great rifle, thank you for your support :)

You are welcome.Thanks.

.177 or 22?

Kent Nilsson It is a great rifle :)

so load before you start huntig

@Sid Vicious That's a rotten idea.

If you don't know how to cock this fuckin gun without the bear trap noise then all I can say is, "don't forget to breathe." In out in out.

how about HW 90?

Hi Mick! How do you find the HC version stands up again the Full length version? Much difference on ranged Grouping?

Hi mate! The TX200 Mk3 and TX200HC use exactly the same action- they are identical in every respect. The HC- Hunter carbine just has a shorter barrel length compared to the standard TX200 rifle. The HC will be slightly lighter to carry due to having a shorter barrel. The power/performance will be identical. 50-70m? A bit ambitious- especially if you out to kill quarry/vermin.

ok air arms tx200 in compare 👉weihrauch hw97k👈 under lever air rifle how it Performance ? It's best airrifle?

It's a 22 and has a lot of drop needs a lot more adjusting for ranges, in my experience anyway

my target is usually more than 50mm away....

I am using jsb 18.13 grn pellet. With airmax scop. I 0 in in 30 yrds.

Also my gun is an uk verson

Try AA Diablo and RWS Superfield and Superdomes. Also strip the gun clean out the grease and re grease using moly grease the type that ya put in a cars cv joints.

.177 or 22?

please email general@air-arms.co.uk

@@airarmstv hello airarms TV I have delivered my tx200hc to my local gun shop in Norway jaktkroken and they will fix it he has never had any warranty issues in 10 year of this kind the cocking arm is crimped on the loading mechanism and the crimp is not good enough to make it stuck

I would but they'r not as good and ugly as fuck.

william ayres hw95 is junk compared to these

@@6lr6ak6 how much you selling for?

@@storminormtharp5948 440

@@6lr6ak6 how old is it i might want it

@@storminormtharp5948 Both of you are WRONG in your observations. I have a foot in both camps- owning a Venom HW77, which I've had since I was 16 in 1986, I also own a V-Mach HW80k, a HW90K, a Theoben Evolution.............and a recently acquired HX200 Mk3 rifle. The Air Arms HX200 is an excellent piece of kit- you very quickly get accustomed to loading it and it becomes second nature- it's not complicated, or arduous to load and handle. I rate it very highly as a dedicated Weihrauch fan, the only area I believe the TX200 is inferior to the HW rifles, is the trigger department. Whilst the TX200 has an excellent trigger, it still cannot quite match the HW Rekord trigger unit- which is the finest two stage trigger I have ever used, on either air rifles, or firearms. The TX200 is right up alongside HW rifles in all other departments, I'd also say that Air Arms blueing is better than that of Weihrauch, but that's just my personal preference. The HW95 is most certainly NOT 'junk' compared to a TX200, it's very well engineered and manufactured- high quality kit. Despite leaning firmly towards Weihrauch kit, I'm a firm advocate of Air Arms products- first class- and BRITISH! Some people prefer a break barrel because they are fast handling rifles- a 95 would certainly be faster to load and shoot than the TX200. Any dedicated HW fan would certainly appreciate and enjoy owning a TX200 in their collection.