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Campfire Outfitter
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The primos trigger sticks are a perfect match to my TC200.
Give the JSB exacts a chance they are the most consistent accurate pellets in mine.
Crosman premiers are next best in mine, but with odd infrequent flyers. Nothing else comes close to these two
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Been using the Crosman premiers and a couple Camo because that is what Cabellas had. Crosman for sure better than the camo. You can feel different tension with the camo. Once in 10-12 on the Crossman.
Figured once it gets broken in I'd buy one of those test boxes with about 30 different pellets in it.
Thanks for the leads.
Just my 2 cents.
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Campfire Regular
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Would love a TX200 III or a LGU but simply can not justify the cost for my usage.
Recently acquired a Crosman P1322 carbine and dragged my old Webley Hawk III .177 out of storage. Been having a lot of fun with them. But wanted a step up in power and accuracy from the 40+ year old Webley. Did a lot of research compiling a list of possibles. When I spotted a sale price ($179.99 shipped free w/ a metal interactive target) on the Gamo ACCU 22 underlever I popped. We'll see if it was a wise move or not.
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Joined: Dec 2001
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LOL I wouldn't have sprang for a TX200 but, the wife bought it for me for our 15th anniversary. 
Just my 2 cents.
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Campfire Regular
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As to the question above about pump effort:
The effort required to pump up a marauder with a hand pump to 3000#'s is about the same as shoveling snow or dirt. 2-3 minutes at a moderate pace of cpr motion.
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Joined: Jan 2013
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Campfire Greenhorn
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Campfire Greenhorn
Joined: Jan 2013
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I have the disco in a .22 and use the pump and it is not hard at all to pump up. Its so easy my 8 year old daughter can do it. Hope that helps on pump effort. And it is very accurate
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Campfire Greenhorn
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Campfire Greenhorn
Joined: Aug 2015
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I think you should get both a TX 200 and Crosman 2400 carbine from their custom shop. I have both and love each in their own way. Both will put every pellet through the same hole at 10 meters. I do use the Crosman far more than the Air Arms though. My 2400 has been modded for extra power and a 3 1/2 oz paintball tank that gives me 250 shots on a $1.25 CO2 fill.
The TX200 is awfully heavy. It's build quality and finish is extraordinary.
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