Tx200Hc Under Lever Movement

[Bunnygopop 0]

Hi all.

Received a tx200hc and although appears to be working fine I wanted to ask those of you who own one, especially from new:

When releasing the lever from the catch, before pulling on it, is there any right/left movement on it or is it rigid as far as sideways movement is concerned?

Thank you

T

[A1WOC 212]

Just had a look at mine, the arm moves about 2mm each way making the total movement 4mm from side to side, nothing to worry about in my opinion.

Regards, Steve

[Bunnygopop 0]

Cheers mate!

[Mawders 595]

It's supposed to do that.

[Bunnygopop 0]

Oh? How comes?

[Mawders 595]

It's got to have a little movement as depending on how you cock the rifle you'll never cock straight down so a little play is good.

[Skot Ruthless Teale 1,701]

yeah all 4 of my hw97's have done that any my mates old hw77 aswell.

only fired one tx but im guessing there the same.

 

a little side to side play is fine

[davyt63 1,845]

hi buddy

not to worry,its the cocking link pivot pin which is held by two cocking link circlips, they are designed to move.hence the recess in the pivot pin

[Mawders 595]

  On 03/04/2013 at 20:24, davyt63 said:

hi buddy

not to worry,its the cocking link pivot pin which is held by two cocking link circlips, they are designed to move.hence the recess in the pivot pin

I knew someone more tech savvy would be along to give the technical reason! Cheers Davey, all I knew was it was supposed to be that way! Lol

 

Phil

[davyt63 1,845]

  On 03/04/2013 at 20:37, Mawders said:

 

  On 03/04/2013 at 20:24, davyt63 said:

hi buddy

not to worry,its the cocking link pivot pin which is held by two cocking link circlips, they are designed to move.hence the recess in the pivot pin

I knew someone more tech savvy would be along to give the technical reason! Cheers Davey, all I knew was it was supposed to be that way! Lol

 

Phil

 

 

you know me phil,always here to help!

[Bunnygopop 0]

Cheers you lot! very helpful indeed!