You will love the gun. I have one, and it is one of the most accurate guns i have shot. Mines a keeper, Thanks. I hope you're right. So far, I'm not doing real well with it. And I can't figure out why. There's a website called GTA and among the online challenges they do is a 50 foot rested challeng...

Raj wrote:The o=ring there is normal. It stops the bolt jumping when the shot is taken.

Thank you. That's reassuring. It just looked somewhat strange to see it there on the shaft and not doing anything.

I have posted a few times on Target Talk but no more. Not comfortable. This place however is like a cosy pub! I belive someone on here described the comforting trigger rattle as reassurance it wasnt cocked! Ii is a superbly adjustable trigger once you understand it but Air Arms advise to leave well...

If the gun is not cocked the trigger will be floppy. When cocked it feels completely different. you can't dry fire without discharging air. P.S. There is an article by Rowan Engineering that contains first and second stage adjustment for this trigger. The MPR trigger is very similar to the S400 art...

Hey Guys, I just received my new (to me) Air Arms S400 MPR FT rifle. It looks like it's brand spanking new with not a single mark on the stock or barrel. Don't know how it shoots yet, and I'll have to wait another 3+ hours for the staff to go home before I can actually try it. (Gonna be a LONG after...

You will find the TX200 to be easier to work on. You will also need to practice your technique to shoot a springer well. This may take several 1,000's of pellets. The TX will also have a very glossy beautiful bluing job. With proper lube on the cocking pivot points and inside the receiver, where th...

I'm also new to the site, As an owner of a Tx200 MK3 I can only say great things about this gun. I spent a little extra for the walnut stock and it was well worth it. I put a Leapers 3x12x44 Acushot scope on and love it! Just finished putting on a parallax side wheel on too. Using JBS exact 8.44gr ...

Hi, I just joined and don't (yet) own an Air Arms rifle, but I'm seriously looking at getting one. I've narrowed my search for a springer down to either the TX200 mk3 or a Weihrauch HW97K. Both are supposedly excellent rifles and both are available here in Canada for the same price. As an owner of t...