Pro Sport pretty much a TX ?

[mrto]

Pro Sport has better balance and personally, I find it easier to shoot than my TX. I think this "hold sensitivity" thing is more about which gun suits the particular shooter. They both shoot very well, it's just that I find the PS easier to deal with, possibly because the weight sits further back.

Cocking system on TX is better than a crappy M5 cap head screw sideloaded as per the Pro Sport system: keep it tight and use threadlock!


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Quite right about the M5 screw this is something AA should have improved on the PS long ago.

[Pjw18]

Hi Steve ,
I own both , a TX200 Hc in .22 and a Pro sport in .177 .
Both of these rifles are about 4 yrs old so I assume they are the latest incarnation .
I like both rifles , the Pro sport being one of the best rifles I have seen , however I get on best with the TX200 , it may be Me , but I find the Pro sport more hold sensitive , I would like to try a Pro sport in .22 to see if there is any difference 😀 but as others have said , they get different results with different rifles .
Slight thread drift ( I don’t hunt ) but My go to target springer is an HW80 in .22 very accurate and pellet on pellet and totally standard .
What I would say Steve is try a TX200 and see how You get on .

Kind regards

Paul

[Steve Zodiac]

Quite right about the M5 screw this is something AA should have improved on the PS long ago.

Is that the one where the cocking lever rod meets the shoe ?