Reply With QuoteMy TX200 hc in .177 loved 8.4g jsb's in 4.52 head size
will
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Hi All,
I have an incoming TX200 MKIII and would appreciate your feedback on which pellets you think are most suited to this gun?
Thanks in advance.
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My TX200 hc in .177 loved 8.4g jsb's in 4.52 head size
will
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Which calibre?
In any event, just start by trying a quality dome-headed pellet from a reputable manufacturer, like JSB/Air Arms/Bisley/H&N.
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Ooops my apologies it's .177Originally Posted by snock
Which calibre?
In any event, just start by trying a quality dome-headed pellet from a reputable manufacturer, like JSB/Air Arms/Bisley/H&N.
My TX loved Prometheus Defiants, could hit teaspoon spinners at 45 metres with that!
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My Tx200 Hc .22 loves jsb exact 13,43grains or H&N barracuda.They are both awsome
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My tx is a .22, but it loves both bisley magnums and falcon accuracy plus domed. Both are great pellets, just very different weights.
You should try them in .177 flavour but that's as far as I can help.
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I don't know any serious TX200 shooter who uses anything other than AA Field/JSB Exact 8.4 grain usually in 4.52 head size but sometimes 4.51. In spite of this I would try H & N FTT as well although I'd certainly start with the AA/JSB.
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I'm amazed that your legal limit TX 'loves' Bisley Magnums. I don't even use them in my FAC HW80 as it is better with FTTs. They are generally considered to be far too heavy for legal limit use especially in .22. Have you actually tried H & N FTT and AA Fields in your rifle? If you haven't PM me you address and I 'll send you some to try.
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jsb blue 7.9 or jsb red 8.4. air arms fields. falcons are a great pellet for a springer with them being lightweight, but make sure you try them over a crono as they fly very close to the limit. they can be a bit ropey in wind with them bieng so light, but they dont half fly flat mate.
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They give me a 10p size grouping at 35 yards, and have always put down bunnies no problem. The TX is set at 11.7 v-mach kit fitted, but I tried them in my 77k and it hated them.I'm amazed that your legal limit TX 'loves' Bisley Magnums. I don't even use them in my FAC HW80 as it is better with FTTs. They are generally considered to be far too heavy for legal limit use especially in .22. Have you actually tried H & N FTT and AA Fields in your rifle? If you haven't PM me you address and I 'll send you some to try.
I have tried the AA Diablo field, and there grouping wasn't great to be honest, but I have never tried the H&N FTT.
I'll PM you now! Cheers for the help
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Normally AA fields through mine however I had a tin of Milbro TR's kicking about and she loved them! Never put a group down but they seemed to work really well, will have to get some more. Almost felt guilty putting such a cheap pellet through her
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