Timmytree wrote:Apparently the worst is beaver.

Nowt wrong with beaver

I've replaced the pivot pin and it has made a big difference,
the old pin moved !!!!!

Has anyone used the H & N BARACUDA HUNTER EXTREME .177 in a Tx 200 HC ??

Thanks for the reply's ...

" If I do my bit " as the saying goes it shoots very well. In have taken of the ball catch for the cocking arm just to see how much the cocking arm drops and it drops around an inch, I have read that the cocking arm shout be level with the barell without hooking up to the ball connector.

My TX 200 HC has a loose fitting cocking arm.
When it is deployed from the ball attachment
it has quite a lot of play ???

Is it either the arm is worn or the cocking shoe ??

What is the difference between these two rifles ???

You can't be to thorough I've been done twice

I have been down a long road to being happy with my Tx 200 HC, when I bought it it was terrible under powered etc etc etc .... been out today and zero'd to 27 yrds I then fired off 20 to 30 pellets to get me and the rifle lubricated ... I tweaked the scope, After that I managed to shoot shot after s...

I've a curly wurly half eaten and dipped in a place that it shouldn't of been dipped in
If that's any good