mark williams 7,568 Posted August 11, 2015 Report Share Posted August 11, 2015 (edited) 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. Bandit is now frozen ready for decoying off a cradle. Edited August 12, 2015 by mark williams 1 Quote Link to post
bigmac 97kt 13,826 Posted August 12, 2015 Report Share Posted August 12, 2015 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: atvbmac :thumbs: Quote Link to post
random 659 Posted August 13, 2015 Report Share Posted August 13, 2015 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... Quote Link to post
mark williams 7,568 Posted August 13, 2015 Author Report Share Posted August 13, 2015 (edited) Well put Random 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 . 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 Edited August 13, 2015 by mark williams 1 Quote Link to post
vizlauk 1,568 Posted August 13, 2015 Report Share Posted August 13, 2015 I had a .22 tx200hc that was deadly accurate a pure dream to shoot, another gun I should never have sold! Cracking guns, pure quality Quote Link to post
random 659 Posted August 14, 2015 Report Share Posted August 14, 2015 Well put Random 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 . 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... Quote Link to post
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