weihrauch hw97k or AA TX200

[Pablo Diablo 0]

I've a .22 97k, pellet on pellet @35yrds , can't complain...can't love it either

I'm looking over the fence at the green grass, and on that grass is a new model, much like the old girl, but a bit younger, a bit more petite, a bit (but not to much) slimmer, a bit more curvy..."you know"

I'm thinking Walnut 200HC in 177....

Do I do it??

[andyfr1968 772]

I've a .22 97k, pellet on pellet @35yrds , can't complain...can't love it either

I'm looking over the fence at the green grass, and on that grass is a new model, much like the old girl, but a bit younger, a bit more petite, a bit (but not to much) slimmer, a bit more curvy..."you know"

I'm thinking Walnut 200HC in 177....

Do I do it??

 

It's better to regret something you have done than someting you've not

 

Go for it

[LukeUrry 1]

I have both,a 97k and tx200hc mk3,out of the box the tx200 blows the hw97k away,it just feels so much nicer and smoother to shoot and the trigger on the tx is better believe it or not(factory setting).

 

After a tune however the 97k is VERY smooth to shoot and edges it over a standered tx,my 97k is in getting a full custom tune as i type this and i cant wait to get it back

 

Im not going to bother tuning the tx200 as it dosnt feel like it needs it(like the 97k did) as it feels excellent as it is to shoot,its basicaly a tuned rifle from the box if you want the ultamate spring rifle then dont get either,get a pro sport instead,highly tuned from the box and the best springer money can buy.

[Pablo Diablo 0]

I've got to find a shop that has the AA's in stock so I can at least try them up against my shoulder, preferably I'd like to fire them a couple of times as well

One place I've spoken to has .22s in stock, but I'm thinking 177. Do they behave differently when fired than .22s ??

[LukeUrry 1]

I've got to find a shop that has the AA's in stock so I can at least try them up against my shoulder, preferably I'd like to fire them a couple of times as well

One place I've spoken to has .22s in stock, but I'm thinking 177. Do they behave differently when fired than .22s ??

 

My tx200 is .177 and its lovely to shoot can hit 60yard knock down targets at the club easy once range found.

[hw97k 36]

usually a .22 is a lot smoother to shoot than a un sorted .177,my tx .177 seemed rough compared to my .22 hw97k mate .

[secretagentmole 1,701]

My TX200 is an unsorted .177 and that is smooth, also 20 years old!

[hw97k 36]

itll take you 20yrs to shoot it to

[J Darcy 5,871]

Why not look at a HW77. Guns don't come with much better pedigree than that. Get the venom kit in and you've got one heck of a tack driving, quiet-as-a-springer-will-go bit of kit.

[secretagentmole 1,701]

itll take you 20yrs to shoot it to

More like 20 seconds, still getting my fingers round loading that fixed breech, getting used to it though, lovely gun....

[Pablo Diablo 0]

Usually it's "nay too bad" But you know the situation, you think you've got a shot, but the bunny nips to cover, now the gun is loaded and when 10minutes later I take a shot my 97k sounds like crap and diesels.

Is this normal, and will a 177 200Hc give me the same grief? If it's a problem inherent with springers then maybe I should look at an evolution to compliment my Fenman

[J Darcy 5,871]

Usually it's "nay too bad" But you know the situation, you think you've got a shot, but the bunny nips to cover, now the gun is loaded and when 10minutes later I take a shot my 97k sounds like crap and diesels.

Is this normal, and will a 177 200Hc give me the same grief? If it's a problem inherent with springers then maybe I should look at an evolution to compliment my Fenman

 

 

Hi Pablo, it sounds like the piston head might be dodgy and letting small amounts of grease through. Maybe fit new head and start from scratch with the greaseing....hope this helps.

[Pablo Diablo 0]

Usually it's "nay too bad" But you know the situation, you think you've got a shot, but the bunny nips to cover, now the gun is loaded and when 10minutes later I take a shot my 97k sounds like crap and diesels.

Is this normal, and will a 177 200Hc give me the same grief? If it's a problem inherent with springers then maybe I should look at an evolution to compliment my Fenman

 

 

Hi Pablo, it sounds like the piston head might be dodgy and letting small amounts of grease through. Maybe fit new head and start from scratch with the greaseing....hope this helps.

Anyone want to buy a 97k

Hi Darcy would a V-mach tune address the issues you've highlighted, I'm a bit green when it comes to the internals (that makes me sound like a virgin )

Thanks

Pab

Edited October 27, 2011 by Pablo Diablo

[torchey 1,202]

I,ve got a 77 that i can,t get on with so i am going to order a vmach kit,are they worth the money

[LukeUrry 1]

vmack are very good but over priced imo,you can pick up kits just as good for cheeper