New Air Arms TX springer stock dilemma!

[Andrew Richards]

I would buy the new TX with the walnut stock as i think what you pay extra is money well spent. Sell your current TX as a going concern if the stock on it fits well, there is always the chance that if you do swap them over you might not be so lucky. I notice your current TX stock has no checking so a new TX factory stock will be quite a contrast and may take some getting used to. Have to ask the question, why are you going over to the very sensible(in my opinion) .177.

Regards

Barrel

Hi Barrel
Why am I going over to the girlie calibre?
I have a British Webley Longbow and raider,both .22.
I originally wanted a TX in .177 but the .22 TX I bought on a whim I suppose I should have waited for a .177 to come along

I also fancy having a go at some longer range shooting and always wanted to try out Mosquito pellets for the job, the price os them in .22 is horrific!


Andrew

[Chief Wiggum]

hiya mate.

ive had the txoohc in both cals .177 & .22 and imh the .22 version shoots allot smoother! but i guess this isnt anything new to anyone..

good luck with your next buy mate

[Murphy]

hiya mate.

ive had the txoohc in both cals .177 & .22 and imh the .22 version shoots allot smoother! but i guess this isnt anything new to anyone..

good luck with your next buy mate

That 5mm of metal on the top hat makes that much difference eh??!!

[barrel]

hiya mate.

ive had the txoohc in both cals .177 & .22 and imh the .22 version shoots allot smoother! but i guess this isnt anything new to anyone..

good luck with your next buy mate

I would say its ground breaking news to thousands of very satisfied .177 TX owners. Blowed if i can tell any diffrence between the two calibres.

Regards

Barrel