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The Air Arms Tx 200 Mk 3 Hc .177 Cal Is Outstanding.


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Had a one shot opportunity mooch tonight with my T Rex. A Magpie presented a neck only shot at 35 "ish" yards through woodland/ spindle branches, and i took the shot. using AA .177 fields.

The Magpie just crumpled, so accurate these rifles for springers, - right up there with my 100`s. :yes:

Bandit is now frozen ready for decoying off a cradle.

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Nice shooting on the bandit Mark

 

i hate the little feckers

 

i watched one just the other week flying back and forth with young birds in its mouth

 

it must of made 4 or 5 trips over my house and i had to let it go as i live in a built up area

 

just go,s to show that 177 is good for some things :tongue2: :tongue2: :tongue2:

 

atvbmac :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

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Fair result for a mooch,are you using it as much as the PCP,do you find it equal? If you know what I mean without a sort of which is better debate,I just ask because you've made your feelings on the 100 and calibre very clear so would like to near your thoughts on it...

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Well put Random :yes: so here goes,Warts an` all .(condensed)

For ease and walk out and go shooting the T Rex is very easy to pick up and go.

Accuracy wise i am really enjoying the TX also, - every bit as accurate as any pcp , 100`s included !

Now then "field craft" - sit in a hide waiting for the expected time of arrival, or decoys out, dead birds on cradles to dead rabbit and entrails. A huge carrion crow flights in to the baits, lands and he "LOOKS AND LISTENS intensely for a pin to fall. The T Rex replies "un- clipppp, strain, click, click, click, "already loaded", movement again, click u/lever shut, click "safety off" Crow is 10 fields away :icon_redface: .

Same scenario as above but with my HW 100 kt .177, big carrion crow flights into my baits, whispered "click" long before he lands, safety is off already, crow lands, G`NIGHT VIENNA --- "AND HIS MATE", within a split second ! The silent loading, quickness and "unable to miss" on a bi-pod qualities of the 100`s is a major difference.

 

atb

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Well put Random :yes: so here goes,Warts an` all .(condensed)

For ease and walk out and go shooting the T Rex is very easy to pick up and go.

Accuracy wise i am really enjoying the TX also, - every bit as accurate as any pcp , 100`s included !

Now then "field craft" - sit in a hide waiting for the expected time of arrival, or decoys out, dead birds on cradles to dead rabbit and entrails. A huge carrion crow flights in to the baits, lands and he "LOOKS AND LISTENS intensely for a pin to fall. The T Rex replies "un- clipppp, strain, click, click, click, "already loaded", movement again, click u/lever shut, click "safety off" Crow is 10 fields away :icon_redface: .

Same scenario as above but with my HW 100 kt .177, big carrion crow flights into my baits, whispered "click" long before he lands, safety is off already, crow lands, G`NIGHT VIENNA --- "AND HIS MATE", within a split second ! The silent loading, quickness and "unable to miss" on a bi-pod qualities of the 100`s is a major difference.

 

atb

I agree on the benefits of pcp's in the multi shot,less disturbance in reloading,and virtual silence of the action,really does instill confidence in a session,and also agree that a springer is equal for all else,well put answer and as I say I agree,also the tx200 is a good rifle and hard to beat...

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