the Millet SP1 (3 MOA) red-dot I mounted after removing the 3-9x32
scope. I prefer it and my QB-6s with red-dot sights.

8 shots of unweighed CPLs over the chrony set up on a work table
in my basement range area. Muzzle approximately 18" from first
sensor.

646.1, 646.2, 645.1, 649.4, 645.8, 645.9, 646.1, 644.8

No smoke, no smell - not bad and a tad over 7 FPE (7.29)

At 10 yds. this 'baby' will 'kill' peas over and over and at
25 yds. 'kill' little grapes. I'm talkin' tiny fruits and veggies

It and the QB-6s (bbls cut to 8") are handy light duty pesters and
fun satisfying plinkers. A Diana 28 .177 would be great to fill the
gape between my QBs and my Webley Xocet .22 carbine. Gotta get me
one!

Herb

the only complaint I ever had with mine was having to place my cheek on the receiver. Rather than make a pad or something to fix that I chose to get rid of it. A choice I regret. Suspect I will add another to the collection at some point.

Russ S.

clear quality pics and details turned a lot of guys on to the QB-57.

This is my third one - sold the first and gave my son the second one.
The fella that got the first one really likes it and my son likes
his too. He also likes the QB-6 (bbl cut to 10") and XS B3-1 .22 I gave
him.

Switching to a red-dot helps get one's face farther back and not so
close to the action. I prefer red-dots on the mini-carbines and pistols -
springer or not.

Only China guns I've owned are the QB-57s, QB-6s, XS B3-1s, XS B5-10s,
XS B4, XS B7. I did own for a little while a powerful under-lever
several years or more ago I bought at a flea market but I don't recall
the model. Sold it after playing with it for a few months and bought me
a Crosman 1077 for more AG entertainment

Herb