TX200 HC not what I had hoped for so far...

[Henry Bowman]

 Not yet, I will try that as well...

[Frank in Fairfield]

I was thinking about a .22 TX200.
Not now..

[Henry Bowman]

Thank you all for your suggestions...

[Henry Bowman]

I took the scope mount and pellets off and mounted them on an old Beeman R1, considered to be a harder gun to shoot accuratley by most due to massive ram movment.
Tx200, shotgun patterns at 25 yards, R1 one ragged hole size of my pinky nail!
Nuff said!

I have started the replacement/repair process, well see what comes of it.

[Novagun]

It might just be one substandard gun out of the rest. If that is so it should not be. You pay big money for something better than a Gamo and that is not what you got.
A Gamo would probably shoot better
Have to check back on the thread to see if warranty applies.
In view of my recent experience with Diana any expensive gun needs to be 30 days money back no questions asked or go somewhere else. Still costs freight though.
That is my big mouth at the moment . Maybe it will never get tested.

[Henry Bowman]

Well.....emailed Utah Airguns today to see what we can do about getting the rifle fixed or traded. I have only had it for about 2 months.
Suffice to say the young guy who answered the email was cordial but had to ask his boss what they could do for me and their answer was that I should reach out to Air Arms! Completely washed their hands of it!
I may or may not reach out to Air Arms or maybe Pyramid but they didn't sell me the gun....
I will never use Utah Airguns again, I have had a stick and mortar gunshop for two decades and to not even make an attempt to help me out for an obviously substandard product they sold me? to *(&^ with them!, I will continue to use AoA from now on.

After waiting months for the order and the shipping to Guam, I am very ticked off....

[Ike the GSD]

If it shoots the way you say it does, I wouldn't bother with the linseed oil at all 👀😬 If that was my rifle I'd be calling Air Arms and see if I could get a different one and if that failed it would be on the auction block and I'd never have a good thing to say about that company again. Frankly I think $1,600 for a spring piston air rifle is outrageous especially considering they seem to have a reputation for not performing well based on some of the comments here?

[Novagun]

Something is not right here . I know the USA is a vaste place with complexity but there must be something like our Consummer Guarantees Act that says that goods sold must be fit for purpose and there are remedies available if they are not.
The rifle is still under warranty.

[Henry Bowman]

If it shoots the way you say it does, I wouldn't bother with the linseed oil at all 👀😬 If that was my rifle I'd be calling Air Arms and see if I could get a different one and if that failed it would be on the auction block and I'd never have a good thing to say about that company again. Frankly I think $1,600 for a spring piston air rifle is outrageous especially considering they seem to have a reputation for not performing well based on some of the comments here?

Ike, I have PCP's as well. I prefer the simplicity of a springer and some of them are unbelievably accurate within their ranges. They are as consistent or more than a regulated PCP and compared to an unregulated PCP well.....the chamber is always the same volume (at sea level).

[Henry Bowman]

I will call Air Arms when I get a chance and see if i can speak with a human...

[lillysdad621]

yes, email them. They jave always being cordial and helpful. Its your best bet.