Air Arms Running my TX200 without one of the spring guides

In my run up to the Worlds have had issues keeping the gun below the 12 ftlb limit.....

ordered a 12 ft lb spring, arrived and ,,,,,,, its bigger diamter than either of the guides/sleeves I have that the spring travels INSIDE of. The guides the spring goes over/inside the spring fit fine.

Any reason(s) to worry about running it with only the one guide? Its twangy and buzzy but wayyy more consistent than the kit Ive been working with (cant remember who made it or where purchased).
 
In my run up to the Worlds have had issues keeping the gun below the 12 ftlb limit.....

ordered a 12 ft lb spring, arrived and ,,,,,,, its bigger diamter than either of the guides/sleeves I have that the spring travels INSIDE of. The guides the spring goes over/inside the spring fit fine.

Any reason(s) to worry about running it with only the one guide? Its twangy and buzzy but wayyy more consistent than the kit Ive been working with (cant remember who made it or where purchased).
The guides/sleeves are not factory, but aftermarket. The TX should run fine with correctly fitting conventional front/rear guides (that fit inside the spring)
 
Frank- No not the top hat. Ive got a washer sandwich in the piston. Might try one of the top hat's I have.....

Jim- Thanx for confirming.

Learned more about the TX in the last few weeks than I have in the years Ive owned it.... Its really driven home why this gun is so good and so popular

If I remember, I'll snap a pic
 
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Here's the recoil of one of my TX200s against an HW97 (both without scopes), Dan. Pellet exit is between 10ms and 11ms.

TX & HHW97 recoil.jpg