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I will say that the Walnut stock seemed a little raw so I used a Tru-Oil finish with a final buffing to enhance the beauty of the wood. The rifle I have is flawless in every way that I can think of. There are no open sights on the TX200 Mk111 so you have to scope it. 177 caliber will provide you with twice as many shots for the same money as a. With the TX200 Mk111 you have a choice of Walnut or Beech as well as right hand or left hand stocks. *THEN* I'll be bugging you guys and gals about what scope to get for indoor basement target shooting, that's also good for outdoor plinking and target! If it doesn't completely bowl me over, I'll scratch it off my list, and then it's down to the HW97 vs TX200 MKIII. One plus on the 54 is there is one currently in stock at the local shop, so I can go look at it in person, which I will do in the next few days.

It sounds like there are plenty of happy TX owners out there, though, but, then, that was the case on other things I bought sight unseen as well. I *HATE* that and have been burned in the past. My major hangup on not just hitting the 'BUY' button on the TX is that I have no way to hold one in my hands before I buy it. I am heavily leaning towards the TX just wanted to see if someone could convince me otherwise. I keep opening up more cans of worms, I guess. How's the hold sensitivity on the 52 versus the TX? I'm more accustomed to shooting rimfire and centerfire, but I guess I can learn to hold a springer correctly, too. Why not a 48 or 52? I like nice looking rifles, as well, so I guess the 52 would be my pick over the 48. I think the HW77 or 99 would also make a good choice, but as one person has already pointed out, the 77 may not be the best choice when scoped. I have seen a few (very few) air rifle scopes that claim to be able to adjust down to 7 yards, which would be great for me, but I don't know if they'd hold up even on the recoil of the TX, much less on the 54.Īs to being hung up on just the 54 or TX, I'm really not limited to just those two.

So I can see where the heavier recoil of the 54 would limit my choices in scopes, especially since I am further limited by wanting a scope that can be adjusted for parallax down to indoor (my basement) distances of 10 yards or potentially less. To the others, and Paul: Yes, I'd be planning on scoping any air rifle I get, since my eyesight isn't what it was 25 years ago when I was a teenager.

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