PTFE = Teflon ?

Have just asked the same Q of a long time airgun shooter,his reply was

GT85

Does anyone have the full length tx200 in a customstock?
Which stock have you got and what has this done to the handling?

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Steve

Well, after ages of paralysis by analysis, I finally got down to it. I'd had some work done on the TX (titanium piston) and I felt the trigger needed some readjustment afterwards. The guy who stripped and fettled my trigger initially had cut a window in the block to show sear engagement. The advice ...

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sorts some of them

is dry firing ok?
This can damage a HW Rekord (sear) if a pin isn't put through the top of the block

If you remove the trigger block, in order to set the 1st/2nd screws ( I have a window cut in the block to show sear engagement).... can you cock the trigger with something else, other than the piston end, for dry firing? does dry firing damage the sears/trigger in any way? If you set the trigger exa...

Looking at these links

http://www.arld1.com/tx200trigger.html

http://www.arld1.com/tx200whole.html

and thinking about how these relate to my TX

what is the point of the 2nd stage screw and having a 2nd stage at all?

Why not set up the trigger to fire on take up of the 1st stage?

Q. How does a blind parachutist tell that they're close to the ground?
A. The lead goes slack.

A few months ago I bought my first AA springer, a .177 TX200 mk3, VMached. The trigger was gritty and heavy on release, so I tried lightening the pull weight by 1/8th, then 1/4 turns. This left the release no lighter but now unpredictable. Returning to the original screw positions didn't help. This ...

Thanks folks.