Air Arms Owners Club

Please buy that MarkI TX200 on their secondhand listings. It's a very early MarkI judging by the lack of fore end checkering. Let them keep the scope and mount, if the price is a little steep. It's killing me to see it there for so long. I have 2, from the plain fore end days, and they are both accurate guns with triggers that are just that little bit better than the rest.

You could always visit the illuminations at the same time
They looked so good when i was a kid

BBF

Thats down the road from me, I buy my pellets from there. Pity I've picked up a sorted Mk111 a couple of weeks ago.
Don't think SWMBO will let me buy another one.
Not had time to tinker with the Mk111 yet.

Iced Tiger wrote:Thats down the road from me, I buy my pellets from there. Pity I've picked up a sorted Mk111 a couple of weeks ago.
Don't think SWMBO will let me buy another one.
Not had time to tinker with the Mk111 yet.

Lets call it a winter project

BBF

Blackbaronfish wrote:

Iced Tiger wrote:Thats down the road from me, I buy my pellets from there. Pity I've picked up a sorted Mk111 a couple of weeks ago.
Don't think SWMBO will let me buy another one.
Not had time to tinker with the Mk111 yet.

Lets call it a winter project

BBF

Wish I could

Does BAR allow a test fire of the used stuff? I'm telling you all, these old ones are good. I have #00321 and #00322 and both are extremely accurate. They already have the short stroke piston and the trigger sears are hand fitted. You will find matching numbers stamped in all three sears as well as the trigger blade. You may get lucky and get the older trigger with no rivets, just screws holding the plates together. You know who you are and you know you need this gun. No, I do not work for BAR.

FPoole wrote:Does BAR allow a test fire of the used stuff? I'm telling you all, these old ones are good. I have #00321 and #00322 and both are extremely accurate. They already have the short stroke piston and the trigger sears are hand fitted. You will find matching numbers stamped in all three sears as well as the trigger blade. You may get lucky and get the older trigger with no rivets, just screws holding the plates together. You know who you are and you know you need this gun. No, I do not work for BAR.

But you wish you do

FPoole wrote:Does BAR allow a test fire of the used stuff? I'm telling you all, these old ones are good. I have #00321 and #00322 and both are extremely accurate. They already have the short stroke piston and the trigger sears are hand fitted. You will find matching numbers stamped in all three sears as well as the trigger blade. You may get lucky and get the older trigger with no rivets, just screws holding the plates together. You know who you are and you know you need this gun. No, I do not work for BAR.

No test firing allowed there i'm afraid. Something to do with insurance I was told when I asked to test fire a rifle I was buying.

Can't justify ANOTHER rife i'm afraid...I too have a SWMBO.

Bobby