D56-TH or Air Arms Pro Sport

[s10gto]

Dustin, Hope she gets that check soon. I get mine, and she gets her Sig. My kid brother always said never marry a women that can shoot better then you can. She is moveing up from a PPK.

Thats funny! My Wife has a PPK 380. She recently got the new PK380.

Even with her 38 special Lady smith she out shoots me. (Thats not funny)

[Dockey 454]

If you can't out shoot her I hope you can run fast Ha Ha.

[Dockey 454]

OK guys, I'm now having second thoughts about the PS. This is what happens when you have to much time to think. Been doing a lot of searching about the PS. Some of the things I have found out are. There is no bear trap safety, and that scares me a little. The under lever almost splits the stock in half, that leads to more vibration. Some reviews also said that because of the pivot point of the lever it is hard, and awkward to cock. Is the TX200 a good trade off, as far as accuracy goes. I like the way my D460 lever works. Can hold it with my left hand, and load with my right.

[Bullit]

I do.  I'm a Lefty. No problems.  I also use the right hand, and the rifle can tilt over and that opens up the loading port well, for me...so I don't have problems either way.   FWIW.

[Dockey 454]

Arthritis in my left hand makes it a little hard to load small pellets with that hand.

[Petey]

OK guys, I'm now having second thoughts about the PS. This is what happens when you have to much time to think. Been doing a lot of searching about the PS. Some of the things I have found out are. There is no bear trap safety, and that scares me a little. The under lever almost splits the stock in half, that leads to more vibration. Some reviews also said that because of the pivot point of the lever it is hard, and awkward to cock. Is the TX200 a good trade off, as far as accuracy goes. I like the way my D460 lever works. Can hold it with my left hand, and load with my right.

Trade off....from everything I have read they are the same power plant both have LW barrels ...the only diff being the cocking mechanism... I chose the TX because I have shoulder injuries and I'm limited by the amount of cocking effort required buy the PS. TX is 29-30 pounds in stock form. Later in life, and I say that because I intend to have my TX for a long time, Should i require a reduction in cocking effort I would simply drop in a 12 pound kit. I see no trade offs, only advantages.
JMTCW.

Happy Shootin to all!
Petey.

[s10gto]

Petey is correct. Same power plant same barrel. I perfer the TX stock better. The fishscale is very well done.

As far as accuracy well.... Here's a group from 40 yards.

[s10gto]

Petey Don't wait for the 12 ft kit. Get a JM FAC kit and leave the piston weight out. This is what JM sugested to me and it is unbelievable. I did not believe a TX could be smoother. You will not believe you are shooting a springer. Chronys around 12ft with no weight and the tesla seal. Very easy to cock too. 
 

[Dockey 454]

OK guys wife gets her bonus check in 1 1/2 weeks, and we can order my TX200. She told me that even if I get it early, I can't shoot it till Christmas day. Ordered her Sig, that should be in next week. What I need to know about is mounting a scope on the TX. Can't afford the hawke I want right now. I have a leapers 3-12x44 ao new in the box. It came with medium hight weaver rings. Thinking about puting a weaver adapter on the TX. My problem is the adaptors I have found, compensate for barrel droop. If I use one of these is it going to help or hurt when I go to sight in.

[Bullit]

You can find weaver adapters that don't have droop compensation, as well as those you mention.  Keep Lookin', they're there.

[Petey]

Petey Don't wait for the 12 ft kit. Get a JM FAC kit and leave the piston weight out. This is what JM sugested to me and it is unbelievable. I did not believe a TX could be smoother. You will not believe you are shooting a springer. Chronys around 12ft with no weight and the tesla seal. Very easy to cock too. 
 

Cool! .
Sounds like that's what I'm looking for.  I'll check it out After  New Years.
Thanks for the tip.

Happy Shootin to ALL!
Petey