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Industry Brand QB78
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Average Ratings for Industry Brand QB78

  • Accuracy3.8 stars
  • Handling4.2 stars
  • Value for Money5 stars
  • Overall rating4.2 stars

3 Reviews For Industry Brand QB78

  • Guest 6th Sep 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Hi got this Industry Brand QB78 second hand from BAR cost me 55 pound great little gun for the price works well but a little low on power for rabbits good for rats and pigeons good pellet groupings no recoil getting 60-70 shots per fill. Think i will get the kit from TR ROBB. The only bad thing i can think of is the gun is very loud. Over all this gun is great value for money i got my qb78 as a project but would make a great first gun or mid range hunter.

  • Guest 7th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    A great little gun! mine is shooting around 10flbs out the box,20yrd max hunting range then,if you are a responsible hunter.(if ur not a responsible hunter then leave the "sport" if ur going to kill another animal you owe the utmost respect to be as quick and humane as possible!)lecture over folks!! I have yet to mount a scope to push "the bounderies of this weapon, i wanted it for close/meadium range hunting anyway. i have however orderd a tuning kit from tr robb who claim 12ftlb is possible( & ...

  • Librarian Rank: 2nd Lieutenant 14th Jun 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I ordered the QB78 from Blackpool Air Rifles as a kit and overall I am glad it came as a kit. I got the gun, a silencer, a Hawke HD 4 x 32 scope and even a pack of 10 CO2 cartridges which were not mentioned in the spec for the kit.
    So what's it like? Straight from the box this has the look of the Crosman 1077/1077W and is often described as a copy of this rifle. It's not. The look may be similar enough to provoke the comparison but closer examination reveals that there are vital differences. Fo ...