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Air Arms TX200 MkIII
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Average Ratings for Air Arms TX200 MkIII

  • Accuracy4.8 stars
  • Handling4.4 stars
  • Value for Money4.4 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4.7 stars
  • Overall Rating4.7 stars

69 Reviews For Air Arms TX200 MkIII

  • Guest 23rd Oct 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    just bought a new tx 200 mk111, 177 l/h with walnut stock. i used to own a mk 11 about 14 years ago and had to sell it. had a look round at different makes but couldnt see anything i liked better, to keep it brief i am very pleased with my choice, it is very accurate, well made and looks lovely with the walnut stock, recommended pellets from local gunshop are field target trophies. if you are looking to buy an air rifle this is a nice gun

  • Guest 16th Oct 2009

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    I have an Air Arms .22 TX200 hc and have been using this for nearly 2 years.
    overall i have found this model to be an excellent target rifle, although quite heavy it is also a very good hunting rifle, that is if you have the stamina to carry it around for a number of hours.
    I`am currently using a nikko sterling 4-12X50 mount master scope and air arms diabolo field pellets, I can honestly say that these pellets are really the only pellets that give consistently good results, although Bisley super ...

  • Guest 9th Oct 2009

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    You can go get a spring rifle for a third of the price but if you take the time to to check out the Air Arms TX200 MkIII you will see from first glimpse this is no ordinary air rifle. The stock is a work of art, with deep and intricate chequering. The pistol grip is capped off with rosewood too, nice touch. The action is blued to perfection and the cocking is smooth and can be quieter if the beartrap is clamped prior to pulling the cocking arm. This just stops the 3 loud clicks of the beartrap a ...

  • Guest 27th Aug 2009

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    Not had my air arms tx200 long, safety catch only works occasionally, considering returning to dealer. After saying that, I have six springers, Tx200 MK111 is my favourite, fits to the shoulder perfectly,the hand grip is wide and chunky ideal for my large hands. The anti bear trap catch on the right takes a little getting use to but it soon becomes second nature.Superb accuracy using Accu Pel .177, on the chrono the power is just below 11 and with less that +-5 fps variance. Little or no recoi ...

  • Guest 25th Aug 2009

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    ive had my Air Arms tx200 MkIII for a month now and its excellent. i do agree that it is heavy, but it is building my arms up on the plus side.its very accurate ive had ten pence groupings at 25yrds.my tx is a 22 and very powerful.it does like air arms field pellets but ive also put bisley long range gold and it likes them too.i wouldnt sell or swap it for any other rifle.the over all finish on the stock and steel is superb.and its made in britain.nuff said.

  • ruileitao Rank: Lance Corporal 4th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    The Air Arms TX200 MkIII is excellent.
    Even better than i thought it would be: great finish in stock and, steel, five star trigger, excellent accuracy with H&H field target pellets(didn't tried JSB yet cause they're out of stock around here) and using a cheap chinese scope on it (i'm waiting for a bushnell legend to fit) the only negative points are: the weight (a bit front heavy, but you can always choose the Pro Sport) and the small rubber between the lever and the barrel that doesn't exist an ...

  • WYLDBILL100 25th Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    The Air Arms TX200 MkIII is an EXCELLENT Air Rifle!! Bought mine second hand but in pristine condition. It is the walnut version and typically will be a bit more heavy than beech. Once you've got her sighted in...LOOK OUT! She will not disappoint. Lead on lead at 25 yards USING the proper hold. you'll read about in other forums for springers. Mine is scoped with a variable 3x9 with red/green lighted cross hairs. If I had the opportunity to purchase it in the .22 cal., I would have; simply for t ...

  • Guest 21st Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The TX200 is one of the best value for money rifles on the market, it reaks of pure quality right from the bottom of the butt plate through to the tip of the barrel. Very few improvments could be made on this rifle. Granted it is heavy but that adds to the feeling of strength and class.

  • sicho Rank: Corporal 26th Jan 2009

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    As an overall review the Air Arms TX200 MkIII is an expensive rifle but you get what you are paying for, all parts are carefully produced, very high precission and good looking rifle.It is quite a must for Field Target, the weight gives some extra estability.
    Incredible precission if you use the right pellet, like H&N Field Target, also the wood is very well finished and design is confortable to be used with scope.

  • Guest 8th Jan 2009

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    Good all rounder gun. Good for target shooting and hunting. Good accuracy. Nice stock easy to re-load. The Air Arms TX200 is a bit heavy but with practice your shooting will improve with this air rifle.

  • Guest 15th Dec 2008

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    This rifle I have Owned for approx one year and have nothing but praise for it. Every person including ex army love shooting it.
    So far I have shoot targets at 35yards,inch grouping,beyond this I tend to use empty beer cans.With a mil dot scope ,and useing Air Arms pellets 100 yard shots are possible.I have been unable to find out the power of this rifle,if some one knows I would be gratful to their reply. The Air Arms TX200 is a good, well built, accurate and powerful air rifle. It is quite hea ...

  • Patch121 1st Dec 2008

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    I think that its well worth buying one. The Air Arms TX200 MkIII is VERY VERY Accurte, its really easy to cock, and its nice to handle. Overall this air rifle is great value for money.

  • jonzero 23rd Nov 2008

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    Now - after putting my personal mods on the TX200MK3 as described in previous reviews above - and putting gun through lengthly tests, now it feels and shoots like spring gun heaven, what a difference in the sitting field target position, and holding on standing shots with my new mod [ fashioned overarm extention one and a half inch deep gun rest made from small piece of walnut ] you guys are really missing out on springers for field target comfort, if you are interested in my mods it cost me a ...

  • long jon Rank: Lance Corporal 2nd Nov 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Have fitted adjustable butt end, also made and fitted one and a half inch deep fashioned over arm rest, looks very neat and tidy, and shoots like a dream,have lightened trigger [a gas ram if only they made one] would make this Spring Gun wow, my rating has improved with my new mods.
    Anyone interested for advise on modification give me a call, only too happy to help

  • long jon Rank: Lance Corporal 25th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Gun TX200MK3 well made - But air arms backup service [which I am now sadly experiencing] leaves a lot to be desired.
    TX200MK3 well made - very accurate with air arms field pellets 1.77 451s - good stock - good integral silencer - blueing very good - handles well - a good quality gun - this springer is heavy which helps recoil when shooting,
    this gun will make half inch groups at 50 yaards in the right hands.
    Trigger could be improved [which is needed for field target]
    a little overpriced bu ...

  • Guest 8th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I've had my Mark II since 1994, and she performs absolutely perfectly. Gone through approx 8 springs - though none disintigrated. Changed some o-rings - all run of the mill stuff. recommend a cloth pull-through bore cleaner after every tin of pellets.

  • Syxiepoo Rank: Lance Corporal 2nd Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Overall though, this is a great "springer". I have been researching what gun to buy for some time and was greatly impressed with this one as an excellent alternative to a pre-charge. Mine has a nice Simmons Whitetail Classic 4-12 x 44 scope and the added benefit of bespoke walnut woodwork with adjustable cheek and shoulder pads. If you're looking for a great "springer", this could well be the one for you too.

  • Guest 2nd Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I love this rifle. It's the first air rifle I've ever owned, and I can't say I'm disappointed.

    I would recommend this rifle to anyone.

  • emss 31st May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    This is my first springer - I purchased it based on reviews so I am going to offer my opinon for those interested.

    At first, I struggled with hitting the bullseye consistently. I qualified expert in the military, and have a long history with marksmanship. I then read an article on how to shoot a springer and the results were immediate. There is a technique and as soon as I learned the feel, accuracy was no longer an issue.

    I am putting lead on top of lead - directly in the bullseye - volley ...

  • Guest 3rd May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    I have owned mine for a few years now and use it on and off. it is verry powerful, however its quite heavy and this can realy effect the accuracy unless you have something to lean on. i would not recomend it for young air gunners due to the wieght.