TX short stroking

[Sake-san]

Does anybody have any experience of of Tinbums short stroking noses (no doubt there is a technically correct term?) for a TX mk3
I note the shift to a HW seal is required but, no big deal with that (Vortek seem to have a good reputation)
The goal is to reduce a tad the hold sensitivity, the GC custom stocks have helped a lot but, I am still struggling to get the sort of results one reads about.
Sub 20mm groups fine out to about 35m but, after that I am struggling.
The zen mantras of consistent hold and practise, practise.... are well appreciated.

Don't hold back chaps, fire at will

[Sake-san]

Oh come on this the AAOC, somebody on here surely has SS'd a TX.........

[Geordie]

Oh come on this the AAOC, somebody on here surely has SS'd a TX.........

The way things are on here atm, you'll have to be patient in your quest for a reply

[Sake-san]

Thanks Geordie, I shall be patient and await the wisdom tree shedding its fruit...

[custard1]

I have short stroke my tx hc and my mate has a short stroked mk111 and we'll worth it, timbum is a great guy and I would of brought the one off him if I didn't order the one of Blackpool rifles first. Timbum includes the hw seal so no need to shop around for one. Great buy and will change the way it shoots completly

[Sake-san]

Thank you custard1, good to know. I have gone ahead and ordered the Tinbum short stroke kits and have some Vortek HW 25mm seals on the way.
With my V-Mach internals the .177 TX's (full length) are currently at around 11.9 ft/lbs (which was precisely as requested to Steve Pope, with a future short stroke project in mind) with one washer and JSB Express. Hopefully the short-stroking will bring that down closer to the 10.8-11.2 range, we shall see.
I will provide an update for the benefit of others once I have the parts and my energy back to install them.

[custard1]

It won't affect the power as it never did on mine and my mates