Thank you! Can't believe they didn't edit that- and missed the opportunity to bring up the significant differences between the two, i.e. it can't droop as a break barrel can over time. I have both, love 'em all!
Hi Emily, Always nice seeing a young, able lady enjoying her shooting. In answer to your question, all the those air rifles are fantastic in their own right and all bring something to the party. The TX200 is an underlever. Many people believe more accuracy is possible when the barrel isnt constantly broken to load a pellet. The Weihrauch HW90 is a gas ram, so no spring twang, super accurate and Ive heard you can leave them cocked, though I wouldn't personally. The first air rifle you showed, although it was a Beeman, I'd guess it was the Beeman equivelant to the Weihrauch HW99s. They are super air rifles. They are deadly accurate and super lightweight. An extremely versatile, well made, accurate work horse that any decent air rifle enthusiast would love to own, I'm sure. Best wishes, Emily, take care, Ian x.
Tomato/tomato. We all know what you meant no matter what you called them. Great video. I have a TX200 and love it. I’d really like to try the Beeman though. It’s quite legendary. Thanks Emily.
22 caliber always hits harder. The HW95 22 is a 17 FPE spring piston rifle and the HW 90 22 is about a 20 FPE gas ram. Not a big difference, but a biger price tag. HW95 22 for all around hunting and plinking is the winner. 🏆
I have a TX200 (yes, it's an underlever). I used it to take 3rd place in my local Field Target competition years ago, and I used .22! It is a very nice gun.
Nice quick demos / reviews! Buuut.. The Air Arms TX200 *UnderLever Cocking* airgun is *NOT* a break-barrel. Period. Therefor - Airgun Depot *Should Not Be Categorizing, Listing, even Considering them as breakers.. Misleading/Mis-info. We don't need airguns getting all derpy and confused as to which type of gun they are, transitioning into different guns, etc. Then we'll have pistols in rifle rooms, vise versa . . . Lets just correct this one while we're all still ahead! 🤣 Serious note / Random fact: Before Pyramid Air / Aigrun Depot acquired it, the business was called Compasseco. More than 1/2 my life ago, [in the early/mid 90s] I used to Mail-Order from them [now you] and coincidentally, I was into Springers back then, so that's all that I was ordering. Sadly all gone now, but One just turned up recently.. A friend found it when moving.. An ol' Tech Force! TF99? TF79? .22 / .25? - He didn't know, so the suspense is a killer! =D 🤘 Sam -
She may be small, but you could see she had some muscle there when she cocked the R9 and HW90. That's a sign of a springer shooter lol. And your right. Break barrels have a barrel that breaks downward to cock. Then there's underlevers that have a lever under the barrel to cock the gun and side levers like the Diana 48/54 that you guesses it, have a lever on the side to cock the gun. You missed the best airgun of all though and I'm a little disappointed. You left out the Air Arms Pro Sport in Walnut. One of the most elegant air rifles ever made. Of course you can see one on my channel cause I just bought one from y'all about 3 weeks ago and absolutely love it.
@@airgundepot My 14 year old granddaughter was shooting my Gamo Magnum's a few days ago. She could almost cock them standing up. She had to sit down to do it, but managed. She been really into working out this past year.
@@olhunter8761 Yes she did. My points wasn't a sarcastic one. It's just that the TX200 can never be described in any way, shape or form, as a break barrell rifle.
@agoogleuserblootet5111 you are absolutely correct. The barrel never breaks so it CAN NOT be listed or described as a "break barrel" and $1500 for WHAT.... Absolutely no way on this planet its worth that. My Huben K1 .25 semiautomatic was $1900. Lmao😅ridiculous
@@airgundepotyour site is misleading if its listed as a break barrel. Its a UNDER LEVER people, please be consistent on your description of a product. $1500 lol 😂😂😂
I have the tx200 hc. Its a great rifle, far more accurate than I am. Dont like brake barrels that you have to slap, or hit to break. Prefer a catch, like the walther century, better longevity, and more civillised to shoot
Nice rifles for sure, thanks for the video, the bluing on the Air Arms gun is a statement for their quality for sure. I am old school so i notice that stuff, like the Venom custom guns and the Theoben Eliminators and Beeman Crow Magnums. Check those out!!!❤
It's like a tuned rifle out of the box you'll pass it on to your grandkids, mine is over 20 years old and shoots as well today as it did the day i bought it, the fancy stock on that model really bumps up the price a lot of work goes into producing laminated stocks, mine is walnut but it also comes in a beech stock which brings the price way down.
@@airgundepot I would argue a couple points. 1. Did you put the same video up using the words “highest quality?” If not then how would you “see which one the algorithm likes?” 2. Even if you did get more views that does not mean more sales. “Highest quality” has a value proposition built in. If something is the highest quality I expect it to cost more. BUT “Most expensive” does not have a value proposition built in. People are not attracted to most expensive. Speak to your customers not to “the algorithm.” Quality over quantity unless you get paid by clicks instead of by sales.
Sorry $1599 for a springer, your money is better spent elsewhere. For that kind of $$$ you can buy a higher end pcp package of gun & air compressor. You would be better served doing this.
Yeah, but you have to buy a compressor with it and have it handy whenever/wherever you want to shoot. If you’re taking a hunting trip, a break barrel is better for packing
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ITS AN UNDERLEVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you! Can't believe they didn't edit that- and missed the opportunity to bring up the significant differences between the two, i.e. it can't droop as a break barrel can over time. I have both, love 'em all!
You know you're doing a good review when even the forest bee is hovering to watch and listen.
Great job ma'am those are some beautiful guns
Thank you!! 🐝
Good video. I think the new people would be interested to know that the Beeman R9 is made by Weihrauch in Germany
Hi Emily,
Always nice seeing a young, able lady enjoying her shooting. In answer to your question, all the those air rifles are fantastic in their own right and all bring something to the party.
The TX200 is an underlever. Many people believe more accuracy is possible when the barrel isnt constantly broken to load a pellet.
The Weihrauch HW90 is a gas ram, so no spring twang, super accurate and Ive heard you can leave them cocked, though I wouldn't personally.
The first air rifle you showed, although it was a Beeman, I'd guess it was the Beeman equivelant to the Weihrauch HW99s. They are super air rifles. They are deadly accurate and super lightweight. An extremely versatile, well made, accurate work horse that any decent air rifle enthusiast would love to own, I'm sure.
Best wishes, Emily, take care, Ian x.
Tomato/tomato. We all know what you meant no matter what you called them. Great video. I have a TX200 and love it. I’d really like to try the Beeman though. It’s quite legendary. Thanks Emily.
Thank you!! The Beeman was very cool!
22 caliber always hits harder. The HW95 22 is a 17 FPE spring piston rifle and the HW 90 22 is about a 20 FPE gas ram. Not a big difference, but a biger price tag.
HW95 22 for all around hunting and plinking is the winner. 🏆
It’s still the most highly powered gas ram!
The HW90 in 20 cal is even higher, just under $900. It's what I have, the king of break barrels.
@@airgundepot Wrong! The Gamo Magnum, Hatsan 135 and Diana 350 N-Tec Classic all are much more powerful!
@@rshettle123 I will put my HW80 against your HW90 any day!
Love those high priced springers.
They’re so smooth!
I have a TX200 (yes, it's an underlever). I used it to take 3rd place in my local Field Target competition years ago, and I used .22! It is a very nice gun.
Love that!!
Nice quick demos / reviews! Buuut.. The Air Arms TX200 *UnderLever Cocking* airgun is *NOT* a break-barrel. Period.
Therefor - Airgun Depot *Should Not Be Categorizing, Listing, even Considering them as breakers.. Misleading/Mis-info.
We don't need airguns getting all derpy and confused as to which type of gun they are, transitioning into different guns, etc.
Then we'll have pistols in rifle rooms, vise versa . . . Lets just correct this one while we're all still ahead! 🤣
Serious note / Random fact: Before Pyramid Air / Aigrun Depot acquired it, the business was called Compasseco.
More than 1/2 my life ago, [in the early/mid 90s] I used to Mail-Order from them [now you] and coincidentally,
I was into Springers back then, so that's all that I was ordering. Sadly all gone now, but One just turned up recently..
A friend found it when moving.. An ol' Tech Force! TF99? TF79? .22 / .25? - He didn't know, so the suspense is a killer! =D
🤘
Sam -
Very cool story! Glad you’ve been with us through the whole journey!
@@airgundepot Hey, thanks! And what a journey it's been! Keep up the great job!
Humm...nice review 👌🏻
from India 🇮🇳
Which spring gun design category do you prefer, break-barrel or fixed barrel (under-lever / side-lever cocking)?
Honestly, I was surprised by the under-lever, I liked it a lot!
She may be small, but you could see she had some muscle there when she cocked the R9 and HW90. That's a sign of a springer shooter lol. And your right. Break barrels have a barrel that breaks downward to cock. Then there's underlevers that have a lever under the barrel to cock the gun and side levers like the Diana 48/54 that you guesses it, have a lever on the side to cock the gun. You missed the best airgun of all though and I'm a little disappointed. You left out the Air Arms Pro Sport in Walnut. One of the most elegant air rifles ever made. Of course you can see one on my channel cause I just bought one from y'all about 3 weeks ago and absolutely love it.
Reasons why I work out: springers 🤣🤣
@@airgundepot My 14 year old granddaughter was shooting my Gamo Magnum's a few days ago. She could almost cock them standing up. She had to sit down to do it, but managed. She been really into working out this past year.
The Tx200 is an underlever, not a bteak barrel.
Yes, but it is listed on our site as a break barrel, which is why it's included in the list.
She explained that in the video.
@@olhunter8761 Yes she did. My points wasn't a sarcastic one. It's just that the TX200 can never be described in any way, shape or form, as a break barrell rifle.
@agoogleuserblootet5111 you are absolutely correct. The barrel never breaks so it CAN NOT be listed or described as a "break barrel" and $1500 for WHAT.... Absolutely no way on this planet its worth that. My Huben K1 .25 semiautomatic was $1900. Lmao😅ridiculous
@@airgundepotyour site is misleading if its listed as a break barrel. Its a UNDER LEVER people, please be consistent on your description of a product. $1500 lol 😂😂😂
That was awesome Emily I'm Rich's friend Alex from California awesome awesome
Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed it!
nice selection
Thanks!
I have the tx200 hc. Its a great rifle, far more accurate than I am. Dont like brake barrels that you have to slap, or hit to break. Prefer a catch, like the walther century, better longevity, and more civillised to shoot
It is a great rifle for sure!
Think those hornets or wasps were in love with her during the whole Video. Great Shooting.
No kidding! Carpenter bees want to shoot too! 🐝
Nice rifles for sure, thanks for the video, the bluing on the Air Arms gun is a statement for their quality for sure. I am old school so i notice that stuff, like the Venom custom guns and the Theoben Eliminators and Beeman Crow Magnums. Check those out!!!❤
Will do, thanks!
Gonna check you guys out
We hope you do!
So you're testing Weihrauch HW95, a Weihrauch HW90 and Airarms TX 200 fixed barrel underlever, just to get things straight.
HW for me
🎉🎉
What makes these so expensive? I have two bteak barrels, they both have higher FPS and each one was under$250.
Quality.
Quality! And they’re all made in their countries of origin, which I did not mention. The Air Arms is made in England, the other 2 in Germany
Got me feeling poor 😢
😂😂
$1599 for a springer??? Wtf? 😫AA is crazy over priced!
so its not on your shopping list ?
@@The1saturn hopefully by Christmas 2030 I’ll put it on my wishlist
This is why we have sales 🤫
It's like a tuned rifle out of the box you'll pass it on to your grandkids, mine is over 20 years old and shoots as well today as it did the day i bought it, the fancy stock on that model really bumps up the price a lot of work goes into producing laminated stocks, mine is walnut but it also comes in a beech stock which brings the price way down.
Aiwaa 😘💕👍👍
🙌🙌🙌🙌
You should use words like “highest quality” instead of “most expensive”
We’ll see which term the algorithm likes!
@@airgundepot I would argue a couple points.
1. Did you put the same video up using the words “highest quality?” If not then how would you “see which one the algorithm likes?”
2. Even if you did get more views that does not mean more sales. “Highest quality” has a value proposition built in. If something is the highest quality I expect it to cost more. BUT “Most expensive” does not have a value proposition built in. People are not attracted to most expensive. Speak to your customers not to “the algorithm.” Quality over quantity unless you get paid by clicks instead of by sales.
You should not be working at an airgun shop
Thumbs down for the auto safety.
Why’s that? I’m curious!
@airgundepot if you're trying to quickly reload for a follow up shot, this could be a hindrance.
@@mikeyeager7328 Fair enough!
Sorry $1599 for a springer, your money is better spent elsewhere. For that kind of $$$ you can buy a higher end pcp package of gun & air compressor. You would be better served doing this.
go for hw77/97 its an underlever with basically the same accuracy and way cheaper
Yeah, but you have to buy a compressor with it and have it handy whenever/wherever you want to shoot. If you’re taking a hunting trip, a break barrel is better for packing
Break barrel guns are a waist of money under levers are not break berels and are way way way better for obvious reasons
idk I liked them all