thanks for the great comment and yes the Air arms TX200 is a pretty sweet air rifle for sure. Well worht the price that I paid for it. I am a big Weihrauch fan as well and own the HW30s, HW50s in .177 HW50s 125yr anniversary .22cal, HW77K, And the HW97K as well all are amazing air rifles. And cheers to you from the USA
Thanks fo rthe great comment and ya the rifle is a really veuatiful gun fo rsure. And we like living out in the country away from everyone we always enjoy all the wild life we get to see and being able to just being able shoot in are back yard is really nice as well.
Thanks for watching and the comment sorry you had to seel yours hopefully you can get another one some day. Adn ya with the laminated stock it is a beautiful air rifle and hands down one of the best ever made for sure.
Congratulations with your wonderful TX buddy 😁👌 I just got myself a new HW77 in .177cal some days ago. I'm sure you'll shoot one cm groups on 30 yards with the TX soon . Think i shot yesterday my best 5 shot group ever with a HW springer on 25 meters. cc 5 mm. with JSB heavy 10.34gr. That was with the 77 but i could have it done with the 97, 98 or 30 too. I see no difference in the accuracy between my HW's, I was just me having a good day with no wind. Looking forward to your next video buddy 😁Cheers!
Thanks fo rthe great comment and cool you got a new hw77 as my HW77k in .22 is one of my favorite air rifles I own hands down. I am really enjoying the TX200 so far as it is super accurate and I have recently found out then when shooting off a set of shooting sticks I do not have to put my hand under it and then on the sticks for it to shoot accurately. THis si the only air rifle I have that I do not have to do that with so that was a nice little surpise with it. I think it might have something to do with the weight of it bt either way it is a very nice looking and shooting air rifle and oen tha has been on my list for a long time. I do have a 125th anniversary HW50s .22 cal on pre order not sure when that will be showing up but looking foward to getting that one in for sure as well. Hope all is well in your neck of the woods as my neck o fthe woods as my neck o fthe woods is getting a little crazy with everything that is happing in the USA currently.
@@BravoBassin Yeah buddy, i have the 77K too. Just forgot to ad. Crazy times everywhere nowadays but i'm happy living off grid far far away from big cities. No close neighbour, nothing. I will never see people unless i decide myself to see them 😉 Great that you can shoot the TX that way too. I would own one too if the loading port was accessible from the left side. I'm a right hand shooter, cock the rifle with my strong right arm and hold the underlever with my right hand while i load the pellet with my left thumb. This makes no sense to me. Don't you have problems as a left hand shooter? Cheers!
@@rapalaron6348 cool and ya I live out of the city as well on 4 acres of land with about 6 houses near me it is in the country but not far enough for me. I have been trying to find some good off grid land for a few years now but the prices of houses and land here in the USA have gone through the roof. SO it has been very hard to find anything I can really afford. Still looning though. As far as cocking and shooting the TX200 I really do not have any issues cocking or loading it at all as a lefty. I have got it down pretty good and pretty smooth and fast as well.
@@BravoBassin To have my freedom is a must for me. To be controlled or live in a city will never ever happen. You would like my place my friend. About 120 acres own forrest with waterfront and about one mile own beach and just my home on that . I don't see any house, cars or people and great hunting and fishing. Wish i could send you some pics. of the fine trouts i caught last days. Is that maybe possible? Now it's not getting dark and i do a lot of fishing. I think it's just a matter of get used to it with the TX but the problem with owning and shooting many different air rifles is that you'll never get used to one 😆
@@rapalaron6348 Yep I would love that and that is exactly what we are trying to find as well. I used to live in the mountains of wyoming in acabin had to use a snowmobile to get to it in the winter and I loved it. we are trying to find a place back out west that is remote. And ya if you ever want to send me some pice you cna send them to bravobassin@yahoo.com would love to see some pics of some nice fish and what your place and area looks like over there that would be cool.
Im a huge Weihrauch fan, I have the HW95, 97,98 & 99 but would happily add one of these to my collection!!! , great video! thanks from UK
thanks for the great comment and yes the Air arms TX200 is a pretty sweet air rifle for sure.
Well worht the price that I paid for it.
I am a big Weihrauch fan as well and own the HW30s, HW50s in .177 HW50s 125yr anniversary .22cal, HW77K, And the HW97K as well all are amazing air rifles.
And cheers to you from the USA
Gorgeous rifle, great shooting!!! Some stunning countryside you have there too
Thanks fo rthe great comment and ya the rifle is a really veuatiful gun fo rsure.
And we like living out in the country away from everyone we always enjoy all the wild life we get to see and being able to just being able shoot in are back yard is really nice as well.
USed to have a TX200 years ago, but had to sell it for cash. It's probably the best spring gun ever made. And with the new stock it's gorgeous!
Thanks for watching and the comment sorry you had to seel yours hopefully you can get another one some day.
Adn ya with the laminated stock it is a beautiful air rifle and hands down one of the best ever made for sure.
Interesting to see the hw 97 comparison, lovely rifle good video 👍🏻
thanks for the comment and watching the video.
Congratulations with your wonderful TX buddy 😁👌 I just got myself a new HW77 in .177cal some days ago. I'm sure you'll shoot one cm groups on 30 yards with the TX soon . Think i shot yesterday my best 5 shot group ever with a HW springer on 25 meters. cc 5 mm. with JSB heavy 10.34gr. That was with the 77 but i could have it done with the 97, 98 or 30 too. I see no difference in the accuracy between my HW's, I was just me having a good day with no wind. Looking forward to your next video buddy 😁Cheers!
Thanks fo rthe great comment and cool you got a new hw77 as my HW77k in .22 is one of my favorite air rifles I own hands down.
I am really enjoying the TX200 so far as it is super accurate and I have recently found out then when shooting off a set of shooting sticks I do not have to put my hand under it and then on the sticks for it to shoot accurately.
THis si the only air rifle I have that I do not have to do that with so that was a nice little surpise with it.
I think it might have something to do with the weight of it bt either way it is a very nice looking and shooting air rifle and oen tha has been on my list for a long time.
I do have a 125th anniversary HW50s .22 cal on pre order not sure when that will be showing up but looking foward to getting that one in for sure as well.
Hope all is well in your neck of the woods as my neck o fthe woods as my neck o fthe woods is getting a little crazy with everything that is happing in the USA currently.
@@BravoBassin Yeah buddy, i have the 77K too. Just forgot to ad. Crazy times everywhere nowadays but i'm happy living off grid far far away from big cities. No close neighbour, nothing. I will never see people unless i decide myself to see them 😉
Great that you can shoot the TX that way too. I would own one too if the loading port was accessible from the left side. I'm a right hand shooter, cock the rifle with my strong right arm and hold the underlever with my right hand while i load the pellet with my left thumb. This makes no sense to me. Don't you have problems as a left hand shooter? Cheers!
@@rapalaron6348 cool and ya I live out of the city as well on 4 acres of land with about 6 houses near me it is in the country but not far enough for me.
I have been trying to find some good off grid land for a few years now but the prices of houses and land here in the USA have gone through the roof.
SO it has been very hard to find anything I can really afford.
Still looning though.
As far as cocking and shooting the TX200 I really do not have any issues cocking or loading it at all as a lefty.
I have got it down pretty good and pretty smooth and fast as well.
@@BravoBassin To have my freedom is a must for me. To be controlled or live in a city will never ever happen. You would like my place my friend. About 120 acres own forrest with waterfront and about one mile own beach and just my home on that . I don't see any house, cars or people and great hunting and fishing. Wish i could send you some pics. of the fine trouts i caught last days. Is that maybe possible? Now it's not getting dark and i do a lot of fishing.
I think it's just a matter of get used to it with the TX but the problem with owning and shooting many different air rifles is that you'll never get used to one 😆
@@rapalaron6348 Yep I would love that and that is exactly what we are trying to find as well.
I used to live in the mountains of wyoming in acabin had to use a snowmobile to get to it in the winter and I loved it.
we are trying to find a place back out west that is remote.
And ya if you ever want to send me some pice you cna send them to bravobassin@yahoo.com
would love to see some pics of some nice fish and what your place and area looks like over there that would be cool.