Review by Eben Brown -
The QB78 pellet rifle was a Chinese copy of the discontinued Crosman 160
when I bought one out of Shotgun News years ago. It was crude but accurate...
And I loved it. Those early years were tough for QB78 owners because nobody knew
how to fix them when they broke down. But all of that has changed BIG TIME. Knowledge, repair parts, and accessories for the QB78 rifles are now
readily available for very little money. For example, I just finished
resealing, tuning, and accessorizing my old QB78 and it looks and shoots better
than it ever did (See below).
And CO2 powered air rifle technology has come a long way with the evolution
of paintball guns and bulk CO2 availability. You can go as simple or
sophisticated as you want with the QB78 based rifles... You won't spend alot of
money, and you'll have a remark- able shooting system. The QB78 is recoilless,
powerful enough for pest control, and more accurate than most of us can shoot.
No pumping or barrel cocking or expensive SCUBA fill tanks to buy.
You can have plenty of fun with the basic QB78! |

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Recoilless QB78 CO2 Pellet Air Rifle is Only $94

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