There will be no "next spending spree" and a TX200, though undoubtably a fine firearm, is not of any interest to me. There's plenty of potential left in the 90's and plenty of life left in the 97, to keep me busy for a good long while.  All purchased for a purpose, and all will fill that purpose.  And, with the spares and parts I have coming, they're each capable of outlasting me.

I aim to have a whole lot of fun getting the potential out of what I've got, and that'll do.  Plus I get to keep on enjoying the 97, without any further mods.

So, no thanks.  Enough is enough.

Unless you've got one for sale, with everything done?

I bow to my Weihrauchs every day...... 

I'm keeping one of the Gamo Magnums I bought, the .22, which will end up with a night sight on it, probably a Wraith 2-16, mostly because the 10 shot magazine on it will make it far handier at night and it's an accurate rifle. But the Gamo.25 that's advertised here, though good enough, is not a lifetime rifle.

The 3 Weihrauchs I have are finely crafted precision machines and a joy to use.  I've got seals, both for the breech and the piston, coming for both of them, and a Slim Jim pump kit, connectors and a gauge also on the way and when the HW90's I have are running at their full potential, they'll be almost as accurate as the HW97 that prints 1 hole groups.

The Weihrauch build quality is something else, matched by a small few others, and the triggers are fantastic on all 3, even though they are vastly different.

I've never regretted buying quality in any firearm, and air rifles are no different, apart from the lack of actual fire, of course.

Lots of good buggers on here with plenty of good advice. 

Germans say Vi ra kk

There are some awesome engineers on here that may be able to help you out.

Crosmans are addictive. Good to shoot and plenty of mods that aren't too difficult.

Paul.

The USSR one sounds like it was a Bakial. I have a couple of those, one being one of the first guns I ever shot as a kid.