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Posts posted by Jonnyb6161
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I've got two threads mixed up. The first was about 97 v tx and that got mixed with the pics of that gorgeous prosport.
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Sorry but I could have sworn the first post was a Prosport and the second, a TX. Either way, fantastic job but I'm not brave/skilled enough to do that to such an expensive rifle.
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Both rifles are stunning mate but I'm even more confused. Obviously everyone has different opinions but I've now heard 3 different ideas which give similar results. Walnut oil, Tung oil and Danish oil.
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It's too early to say for sure but after today, for me, it's not even close (TX by lightyears).
Prosport is out of the question coz you can't get new lefties.
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I use them all the time. Friendly knowledgeable staff.
Large stock of guns at good prices.
There are cheaper pellet stockists though. Not a rip off but there are better deals around(JS Ramsbottom)
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IMHO it looks revolting, sorry.
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Sweet. I must have missed earlier posts but how did you get that finish? That's the look I want for my TX.
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I agree, I find 16 mag is more than enough for a sub 12. I have a hawke vantage 6-24X50 and although it's a decent enough scope, I never use the power. Whichever you choose, avoid the man justification of bigger, with more bells and whistles must be better. If not, you'll end up spending a lot of dosh and be disappointed.
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Old argument I know but having both, I would like to weigh in with my thoughts.
When I'm shooting well (by my standards) the HW 97 is fantastic but far more hold sensitive than the TX. I can spend an hour not being able to hit a cow's arse, then suddenly click and hit half inch groups at 50 metres. I'll then go for a fag break and I'll be back to square 1.
Today I took out my TX for it's first outing, zeroed bang on in 6 shots and proceeded to hit everything on the range with ease. All that, straight from the box with only the shop's chrony test pellets through it. Even after a break, I carried on where I left off. I can't believe how good it is. The only thing I would possibly change is to make the trigger a bit heavier as sometimes it would release too easily.
Any thoughts?
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Left handed TX200HC
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I'm looking for a L/H TX200HC. Cal not critical, condition is everything. Walnut stock would be nice but is not essential.
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AdvertiserJonnyb6161
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Date07/03/18
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Left handed TX200HC
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I'm looking for a L/H TX200HC. Cal not critical, condition is everything. Walnut stock would be nice but is not essential.
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AdvertiserJonnyb6161
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Date07/03/18
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Hi guys, Sorry I've not been on for a while but I wanted to give the HW99s a good run out before posting.
I was surprised at how light it is and how easy it is to shoot. I'm shooting it far better than my HW97KT .177. It's less hold sensitive. There's more muzzle flip and recoil than I would like so I'm saving the pennies for a tuneup.
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Will do
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I was told that FAC was easier over there.
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Just received my scope today. I gave a quick tryout it's surprisingly good for the money. It's very solidly built. I'll let you know when it' dialled in and been used a bit.
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Thanks for the advice guys. I picked up a sparkly new hw99s today from Redbeck. First impressions are pretty good. I obviously needs leading and bedding in (and I need tons of practice). I'll let you know how it goes.
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Thanks guys. I looked at the HW80 but it's a bit more than I wanted to spend. I wasn't aware of BSA quality issues but I've tried their PCPs and they were awesome.
I was thinking of the HW99s because if it is any good, it might be a good candidate for good tune up (maybe Sandwell Field Sports). Add that to the cost of a high end HW and we're talking good quality PCP money.
I've bought from Redbeck before( both my other rifles). Do they let you try them out before buying?
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Too true
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Cheers guys, I was looking at BSAs and other HWs and it is 6 of 1, half a dozen of the other. I've already got a Walther PCP and an HW97kt so I want to have a good Break Barrel to add to the collection and let's face it, you can never have too many guns.
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Has anyone tried these scopes from AlieExpress?
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Has anybody got any suggestions?
I've never fired one so I don't want to spend a fortune.
I'm thinking maybe HW99 or Walther Terrus.
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Parallax is where the image you're looking at is not focused in the same place inside the tube as the Reticle. It shows itself when you move your head slightly, the cross hairs seem to move, and you appear to be looking around the cross hairs. The more the parallax is out, the more the cross hairs seem to move. You should set your parallax on your scope to whatever range you are shooting at (either the large barrel at the front of the scope or the left hand turret. These settings however are only a rough guide. Next you look through the scope and move your head slightly left and right, checking for reticle movement. If it moves, gradually adjust your parallax until the reticle doesn't move. At this point, the Parallax is properly set and the image should be pin sharp.
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Hi I've used this company and have never had a problem. They are selling boxes of Crosman Premiers at around £19 for 1250. I,ve not tried them yet but they look good quality.
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The AA Pro Sport .177
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Cool, anyway, I couldn't justify the cost of a prosport plus having it converted when it appears the TX is far better than I'll ever be.