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It is, however the MK1 (and 2, to some extent) were better.Originally Posted by Barryg
LOL Whats wrong with the mk3, I agree with AA I think that they have got the TX about right and to tinker with a winning set up would be unwise, in its class it's the probably the best
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Even better looking than a HW35
True and the fishscale checkering lets the stock down, why it can't have the skipline checkering like the Prosport, I don't know.
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Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
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Do they have 500 orders for the pink s400 with bits of magnolia vinyl stuck to it?
Maybe they do, but you can see that they want to be cautious and not offer anything too off the wall, such as a left hand option on a bit of wood - the re design must have been prohibitive....
The last AA gun I bought was a EV2 mk4. Which was totally underwhelming, however the Tx200 platform seems popular and the s400 platform still endures, with a choice of 7 different stocks in different shades, with different weights.
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If there was a world survey I recon the mk3 would be Considered as better than the mk1/2the fishscale thing is just personally taste a lot of tx owners like it and it is only sensible to have a abt
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My personal angle on AA is that they seem to make a very large range of air rifles nowadays, the S410 array is truly massive !
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