Got my TX200 back from Steve H. HE Installed a Tony Leach kit. I am very happy with the kit. Here are some pictures. Now I have to decide what stock to use 
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Lets be honest,it IS not about what stock to use,it is about when are getting another TX for the spare stock.
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Personally If not getting another gun for the spare, I would go with the Walnut, just not a fan of laminates in any form.
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I've always admired GinB craftsmanship. Truly functional art.
You are fortunate to have to make this choice. Or, as suggested, find an action for the unused one.
You are fortunate to have to make this choice. Or, as suggested, find an action for the unused one.
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I would recommend the laminate as they tend to be more stable in different climates and temperature ranges. At least that has been my experience, after having owned many if each and a bit of traveling around the world attending FT matches. But honestly it comes down to which one does the gun perform best in and are you the most comfortable and consistent shooting. Different pieces of wood transmit the vibrations of the action through the stock differently so can affect accuracy, at least from my experience. Accurate shooting is all about repeating the perfect shot over and over and over.... Both are very nice stocks and hopefully the one that shoots the best is the one that fits you the best as well.
I have been shooting a 22mm skirted kit from Tony for almost 2 years and find it to be amazingly consistent. I know you are going to enjoy shooting this new set up. Steve does great tune work. We talked about your set up as he was tuning it, I would love to have tried it out from the way Steve talked about it.
Best of luck with your new TX.
Ken Hughes
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If your in competitions, I would go for the most comfortable between the two. They look like different grips. Beautiful workmanship in the Walnut. Never hurts to have two TX’s. Good luck. Crow
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