tx200hc low power
- captbarb67
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tx200hc low power
Hi I've owned this rifle from new say 22 year approx and it's low on power today 6.5ftlbs using air arms 16 grain pellet it's a warm day rifle and pellet warm I'm telling you this two weeks ago I stripped and cleaned and was getting 11.6 ft lbs any ideas haven't changed seals for about 20 years.or is it temperature related.
- Roadworthy
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Re: tx200hc low power
I don't think you'd lose nearly half your power because you were shooting on a hot day. It COULD be your piston seal but you might want to have a look at your spring or your breech seals. Note - there are two of them, one on top of the other.
- TenMetrePeter
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Re: tx200hc low power
+1
Stripping and cleaning a 20+ yr old rifle I would have renewed the piston and breech seals and spring. Unless the spring has busted its unlikely the spring has lost that much power in 2 weeks but the seals could have.
Stripping and cleaning a 20+ yr old rifle I would have renewed the piston and breech seals and spring. Unless the spring has busted its unlikely the spring has lost that much power in 2 weeks but the seals could have.
- gary martin
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Re: tx200hc low power
+2 think you may have answered your own question. Seals after 22 years are not going to be in great shape.
- Blackbaronfish
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Re: tx200hc low power
Fantastic to get 22 years out of them seals
. The next lot should take it another 22
I think the old girl deserves a little pamper
BBF


I think the old girl deserves a little pamper



BBF
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