Air Arms S200

[airplaneguy]

Any thoughts on this air rifle? I'm looking for something for silhouettes/target shooting.

 

[LCPL 4]

For competition? These were once imported by Daisy as the XSV40 - about as expensive as you could go on sporter class. There is also the T200 and both are acceptable for the sporter but the cheek rest must be made non-adjustable during competition. Also the maximum velocity is 600fps. I have read that the Daisy version was made to meet this requirement but since then the newer ones are closer to 800. See http://www.odcmp.com/3P/Rules.pdf under section 4.

Sorry, I have never fired one myself but from past readings on the web I remember them as being favored in the serious sporter competition circles.

 

[GLOCKCRAZZ]

I have been thinking of get a good air rifle for a while now. The rifle I have been looking at the most has been the Air Arms TX200 MkIII in walnut. It seems to get great reviews and it looks very nice.

 

[MotorBoy]

Tx200

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