Air Arms TX200 Mk3 4.5 mm Air Rifle -Beech

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17.04.2025

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The Air Arms TX200 Mk3 4.5 mm air rifle is in a class of its own. Very often used for sport and recreational shooting. The model is considered the best air rifle in the world for good reason.

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11.03.2024

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The rifle is fantastic, shoots consistently and accurately, of course with a good scope. With a 4.5 JSB 0.547 g pellet, it shoots at a speed of 242 m/s, which is 16.02 J, of course depending on the caliber and type of pellet. Personally, I highly recommend this rifle for those who want to shoot at 'long' ranges, i.e. 40–70 m. Maybe even 100 m, but I haven't tried it yet ;) Additionally, shooting from a standing position requires quite a lot of strength because the rifle with a scope weighs about 4.5 kg, which is quite a lot, but thanks to that there is less recoil during shooting. So, I recommend the rifle and wish you successful purchases.

Fantastic air rifle, I have it and use it. It works great in HFT2 competitions. If an air rifle for competitions, then TX200. I recommend it

Top-class equipment, beautiful workmanship, accuracy, trigger, I recommend it, very handy rifle, comfortable shooting position.

Extremely well-crafted design. It looks beautiful and shoots very accurately, especially with JSB pellets. I recommend it.

They say KING is only one...that's not true, there are three. TX 200 and the HC version, as well as the rarity, PRO SPORT.

The air rifle makes a single hole in 10 shots at 50 meters the size of two grosz coins. Recoil is low thanks to its considerable weight.

One of the best spring-powered devices on the market. Without a doubt, it can be recommended and used in competitions.

World championship. Nothing to add, nothing to take away.

One of the best rifles, on par with HW97k ProSport, with the shorter brother being the TX200HC. The choice is very simple: if you're hesitating between the MK3 and the shorter HC version, you should take your physical characteristics into account—in other words, your size. For smaller people, I would recommend the HC version; accuracy is the same, or maybe even better due to the shorter barrel. The full-length will be a bit harder to cock, MK3 easier, but then again, the HC will be more ergonomic and won't weigh so heavily on the barrel. Both rifles are phenomenal.

Let me say right away, I do not agree with most of the opinions posted here. I've been shooting for 5 years, a member of a shooting club for 2 years. I participate in competitions and have shot this model a lot and still use it. My gun has a very good tune (which makes the mechanism similar to ProSport - for example, the slides). The rifle is good, but for that money, it's better to buy an HW97, have it tuned, buy a good scope and mount, and it will be much cheaper. I've shot with PS, HW. The TX200 is not necessarily the best option (Mk3 is the barrel from the HC version with an internal compensator, so don't be fooled into thinking it's more accurate than the HC). The grip is quite uncomfortable, the rifle is very heavy and weighs heavily on the barrel. I loaded it with lead to balance it. Of course, many experts say the rifle should weigh on the barrel, then it will be more accurate—when shooting kneeling or standing, the barrel weight will be a real burden. Less so from prone, but then it's uncomfortable to load pellets. Plus, only wannabe snipers shoot prone. As for power, what is written is nonsense. It’s limited to 16J in Poland below FAC (from the factory it’s about 13-14J), and when tuned it’s set to about 15J because it’s more accurate at lower power. If you just want to shoot at cans and targets, buy a Hatsan 90 with open sights, and why waste so much money for nothing. Regards.

For me, the best and most accurate spring air rifle on the market. In many respects surpassing the AA Prosport and HW 97k (I've shot with them too). It's worth performing, as with almost every air rifle, a tuning (an additional polyamide ring on the piston and cylinder; a custom-fitted spring guide, etc.) to make it a piece of equipment with minimal recoil and deadly accuracy. ACCURACY: From a rest, with a good scope, PET bottle caps at 30 meters don't stand a chance!

A very handy rifle that allows for more than just recreational shooting, provided the shooter doesn't hold it back ;) Civilized, low recoil, fast firing cycle. The only thing you have to get used to is the considerable weight of the rifle, which with a scope can exceed even 5 kg.

I highly recommend it, I have had it for 2 years and I am very satisfied.... I have even shot at 120 meters successfully (I was surprised myself) :)

I've had this air rifle for 2 weeks. As for professional equipment, this is my first. (I've had some cheap Chinese stuff before.) The TX's workmanship is very professional. I mounted the scope easily. Shooting is very, very pleasant. Comfortable. And it has great recoil. The trigger can be adjusted very precisely to your liking. The spring cocks very easily. Safety features in the air rifle prevent uncontrolled firing, allowing for stress-free use. For me, the weight of the air rifle is very good. You can feel you have a sniper rifle in your hands. No junk. Just shoot, shoot, and keep shooting. And the promotional price is affordable.