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Thread: Chiappa Badger: Great little rifles

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumpy Wolverine View Post
    Just waiting to see on setup with and eotech, a surefire and a t-grip :D
    I had an EOtech mounted on mine a while ago (partly for fun/laughs, partly because I was out shooting with my dad and his eyesight isn't as good as it used to be so he was having problems with the peep sight on the Badger). It worked fine, but looked ridiculous and drastically changed the balance of the gun.

    It was fun to do for laughs but it came off pretty quick.
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    Bought my Double Badger at Canadian Tire in Riverview, NB just over a month ago. Nice shooting gun ... really like the sights on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peterv22 View Post
    Bought my Double Badger at Canadian Tire in Riverview, NB just over a month ago. Nice shooting gun ... really like the sights on it.
    Can you tell my the choke on the .410 barrel, I keep looking at the double badger to replace the Baikal I wish I never sold.

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    People have told me the choke is full.
    The savage 42 choke is open - which seems pointless.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lone-wolf View Post
    People have told me the choke is full.
    The savage 42 choke is open - which seems pointless.
    Actually the open choke on a survival style rifle like the savage or the double badger makes sense. It allows the use of slugs with the 410 and still be useful with shot as the pattern on 410's stays fairly tight for the realistic distances you are going to use such a short firearm full. An open choke will take grouse nicely on a 410, I can speak from experience on that.
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    I got a double badger and I found the bore it be .375 dead on. According to what I could find on the web that makes it extra full.
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    They actually dress up quite nicely. That little foregrip really speeds up loading.


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    Wait till I am done modding mine... It will be awesome

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumpy Wolverine View Post
    They actually dress up quite nicely. That little foregrip really speeds up loading.


    What brand is that foregrip? I bought one of these rifles for my son, now I need to 'spruce' it up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ISaidShotgun! View Post
    What brand is that foregrip? I bought one of these rifles for my son, now I need to 'spruce' it up.
    That is one of the Fab Defense folding grips, works like an AFG when it's folded and like the vertical grip when it's down. That is also just a normal ar-15 a2 style flash hider on the end too.
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