What is the best SPRINGER Field Target gun out there?

[Eric Brewer]

I know that the TX200 is touted as the "winningest field target airgun" but is that true? I see allot of really good shooters out there with the HW97K, Walther LGU, Walther LGV, HW98, Diana 54 HW95, HW98, Air Arms Pro Sport, R11, R9 and the list goes on I am sure. I own at least one of each of the above mentioned guns but I am curious what others think?

 

[Hoppalong Doc]

I'm not blessed by having the long list of springers that you have, but I do enjoy my AA TX200 MKIII air rifle, .22 cal. What more could a man want? Well, one day I'd like to have a HW 97K. . . just for comparison purposes now mind you. I do have a couple of other rifles, such as my Sheridan MB2260 and a Seneca Dragonfly MK2. There's nothing like the tranquility I find on a quiet afternoon of shooting.

 

[Badwolf]

Hi I have an lgu. Mine has an ft stock and it's tuned with a shirtless piston running about 10.8 ft1b and very low recoil. So easy to shoot and easy to shoot accurately, it isn't as good as the tx or weihrauch but I love it. I would like a tx with 21mm conversion too

 

[Drpietrzak]

I like my TX200. I wouldn't mind a Diana 54.

 

[BradTroyer]

I have won three AAFTA Nationals with my AA TX200 MkI. I have three of them now and they all shoot great. The MkI has and longer piston stem so it has a shorter lock time.
I have two 30 year old HW97s and have won one Nationals with one of them. Accuracy wise the HW97 is just as accurate but I find the TX200 MkI a bit easier to shoot and definitely easier to work on at the match.

 

[Eric Brewer]

I have won three AAFTA Nationals with my AA TX200 MkI. I have three of them now and they all shoot great. The MkI has and longer piston stem so it has a shorter lock time.
I have two 30 year old HW97s and have won one Nationals with one of them. Accuracy wise the HW97 is just as accurate but I find the TX200 MkI a bit easier to shoot and definitely easier to work on at the match.

GREAT to have you here Brad!

 

[Badwolf]

I have won three AAFTA Nationals with my AA TX200 MkI. I have three of them now and they all shoot great. The MkI has and longer piston stem so it has a shorter lock time.
I have two 30 year old HW97s and have won one Nationals with one of them. Accuracy wise the HW97 is just as accurate but I find the TX200 MkI a bit easier to shoot and definitely easier to work on at the match.

I still use your trajectory program.