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Shanghai B2
4.3 stars
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Average Ratings for Shanghai B2

  • Accuracy3.8 stars
  • Handling3.5 stars
  • Value for Money4.1 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4 stars
  • Overall Rating4.3 stars

6 Reviews For Shanghai B2

  • Guest 18th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I also have this model with the diamond and h in it but mine fires .22 rounds i bought it from an army store in my home town wanted something to just target shoot with in the garden but seems to be a good cheap rifle will see if i can find the book if you like

  • backyardplinker 21st Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    My shanghai "model 62" is about 35 years old, has been oiled 5 times, has never been cleaned, has been stashed away in a damp shed and a dusty attic but it never broke down and I still use it weekly with much pleasure. for me it is the perfect vermin killer and backyard plinker.

  • shanghai 12th Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Please, if anyone knows anything re: Shanghai model " 62", which also has a diamond with a letter 'H' inside the diamond, at the stock end of the barrel, please let me know. ie: date of manufacture, history, etc. It is quite accurate, and shoots well. originally it shot high and left, and, as it only has an elevation site at the back, and a fixed front site inside a circle, and no windage adjustments, it took some getting used to. I know nothing about it, as I purchased it 2nd or 3rd? hand at a ...

  • mikeiniowa Rank: Lance Corporal 19th Oct 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I purchased this rifle for $25US, and knew before hand that I would be tearing it down and cleaning it up. It's a typical cheap Chinese break barrel rifle but seems to be fun to shoot and very easy to work on if you would need to. The velocity is cited as 650 FPS and as I have not broken in the rifle yet it isn't getting that velocity, given time it should get close with very light pellets. Using Beeman Lasers it is shooting a consistent 630 to 635, using Crosman CLH it is right at 500 FPS. The ...

  • LikesToShoot 16th Jun 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    My Shanghai B2 shoots so well I installed a weaver base in the bottom of the stock and added a $20 laser. Add this to the; $20 for the gun, $5 for paint, $25 for the red dot, and for less than $75 I have a fun, accurate, cheap to shoot, wonderful backyard weapon. I have two bullet traps in my yard. One holds shoot 'n 'c targets, for sighting in and checking zero. The other is a Gamo multiple target with a center reset. Add in a couple of backyard targets, :), and residential shooting is always ...

  • vinceb Rank: Major 22nd Mar 2006

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    The Shanghai B2 is the typical cheap Chinese break-barrel sold frequently in the $20-$25 range (although sometimes for far more). At that, it's a so-so bargain... poor machining, sights that may or may not be of any use, velocity anywhere from 500-650fps. A good one can give some amount of reasonable service, a bad one will be nothing but a headache. It's greatest attraction is that it's not terribly difficult to work (and learn) on, but don't count on being able to make it into a decent shooter ...