When I started shooting field target in 2006, I found myself trying out various airguns. \u00a0 At that time my budget was limited, so spring piston airguns were at the top of my list. \u00a0After testing and tinking with various rifles, I finally settled on an Air Arms TX200. \u00a0I shot that gun for a while and still own it today.<\/p>\n
One of the things I found when I started shooting my TX200 in competition was that it’s accuracy was incredible. \u00a0I actually shot some matches and ended with the overall high match score shooting my TX200, even over the PCP shooters. \u00a0That’s a great testament to this gun’s capabilities.<\/p>\n
The next thing I enjoyed about shooting my TX200 in competition was it’s forgiveness of my sometimes cumbersome hold. \u00a0Once you shoot spring piston guns for a while you will find that most, if not all are somewhat hold sensitive. \u00a0Some are more affected by the pressure you use to hold the gun when you are shooing. \u00a0I found that my TX200 was less hold sensitive than other spring piston guns I had previously owned. \u00a0This is a very important attribute when shooting competitions.<\/p>\n
Now you may ask the big question… what about the trigger? \u00a0Well, that’s just where I was about to go with this article. \u00a0The TX200 has a fully adjustable, match grade trigger system. \u00a0It can be adjusted to suite your preference. \u00a0Whether you like a firm single stage trigger or a light two stage trigger, it doesn’t matter as the TX200 can be adjusted to your liking. \u00a0I found that with minimum effort I could precisely adjust my trigger to a very fine match grade feel. \u00a0The Air Arms TX200 is nothing short of an incredible spring piston gun.<\/p>\n
Want to see the TX200 in action? \u00a0Check out this video about the TX200 from our friends at Team Wild TV.
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