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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff555 View Post
    Hello just a plus 1 for the Crosman 160, bought for £75.00 and with just a general clean and reseal is a steady 11 ft-lbs. and is the most accurate rifle I have got at 30 yds. and quite accurate at 50 yds. Bought just to play with but is so much more.
    Cheers.
    Geoff.
    Hmmm ... maybe I should start looking for one ...
    Cheers, Phil

  2. #17
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    Just to repeat much of what others have said.

    The QBs are a poorer copy of the classic Crosman 160 and its variants (like the lovely 180 carbine). The Crosmans are excellent, except in the scope mounting department, and many in the US even today tune and modify them to be even better.

    The very first QBs (the 77? 87?) for the US market were by all accounts really well made by the Chinese, but the manufacturing quality was quickly brought down to hit a lower price.

    That said, they are still good value new. And at auction you can sometimes pick them up for genuine peanuts - £25-50 hammer price.

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