trumpetier6

Great pistols, I had the 1322 (.22)version, another I wish I had never sold. The earlier ones were indeed full power, but the new 1377,s are running lower these days, my dad's was 3 to 4 from memory.

No idea regarding the cs stock, but a mint walnut PS, gun only is worth about £400. I've sold one in the past for that and it was a minter. I sold a mint beech one with scope and bag for £350 a couple of months ago.

I own a 99 and I can tell you its an absolute cracker. Easy to shoot accurately, I can pick off empty shotgun cartridges with it out to 60 yards regularly, 35/40 yards is easy. Mine is in .22. I've owned Pro Sports, TX,s, HW95,s etc and the 99 is the most accurate out the lot in MY hands. I've shot the Terrus a couple of times at my RFD and to me the 99 feels much nicer to shoot.

Must say this is a bit of a confusing post

Excellent, going to give it a try next time I bag some. Not eaten them for a long time as the usual skinning process used to put me off.

Middlesbrough

This pistol is in great condition and comes with its original box and all the original paper work,even the little crosman trigger lock. I have always stored it with one pump in it to keep the seals in shape and it holds air fine. This is a full power pistol and is completely standard and unmessed with £70 please and collection only. A good one for a collector. WITHDRAWN FROM SALE

There you go mate, I've surprised my self and managed to suss it lol.

Anyone looking to buy a new Pro Sport ? I have one in as new condition, beech stock and in .22. It comes with a old school gloss Nikko Stirling 6x40 scope and a gun bag, big saving on going to the shop and buying a new one that wont be in any better condition than mine £350. Collection only please, pic via email if required.

Looking for a nice TX200 in .22, reasonable distance of middlesbrough please as wanting a face to face deal. I have a HW95 in .177 if anyone wants to do a deal if not willing to buy the TX anyway.

Great rifles, I've had a few over the years. I'm now on the look out for another, they have to be the easiest springer to work on.

I've had many air rifles in the 20 odd years I've been shooting, but if I had to pick just one I regretted selling it would have to be a TX 200 mk2 in walnut, damn that was a nice rifle.

I have one in .22....excellent gun, in my hands its easier to shoot more accurately than the 95 I used to own. Mine was sweet straight out the box, no twang, but I fitted a tinbum kit at its now even better.....they really are very accurate and a pleasure to shoot.

Jackdaws are one of THE hardest of airgun quarry to hunt.......I shot a fair few over the years but god it can be frustrating

Thanks for the welcome chaps