Scope?

ELEMENT HELIX 6-24X50 SFP APR-1C MRAD

I'm probably greener behind the ears than you are when it comes to airguns. But I found this, out of stock at the moment, but the reticle is amazing imo.
Airgunsource. c eh in Peterborough. What you have to watch for is a parallax that starts in the 10 yd range and goes up. A lot of Hawke scopes are rated up to 12 ft lbs which would include most airguns up to 1125 fps. If I'm wrong I'm sure that someone here will slap my fingers.

Nikon Prostaff P3 Target EFR, 3-9×40, AO, Matte, Precision
Available at Rangeview and on sale. Reg 400 ish I think. Designed for airguns and got a good rating on one YouTube channel. But it's a Nikon and their scopes are discontinued.
Cheers
 
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Pcp’s are very scope friendly so you don’t need any special scope, Hawke makes nice scopes. I’d avoid Nikon’s now as they are out of the scope business. If you’re wanting to stay on the budget friendly side look at discovery.

The big thing is what ranges are you looking at and what are you using your rifle for.
 
1st, get something that's springer rated. A regular centre fire scope would be destroyed in no time...
2nd, what are you planning on doing?

If you're only interested in shooting from a bench, get as much magnification as you can... if you'll be hunting and shooting offhand, not so much.

If you're planning on playing some game (like field target), check the rules first

Good choice of airgun! The Tx is pretty much the springer every other gun is compared to.
 
Ronan_357 said:
Pcp’s are very scope friendly so you don’t need any special scope, Hawke makes nice scopes. I’d avoid Nikon’s now as they are out of the scope business. If you’re wanting to stay on the budget friendly side look at discovery.

The big thing is what ranges are you looking at and what are you using your rifle for.
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I always thought a TX200 was a springer
 
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