Chiappa badger

[brybenn]

Anyone make a stock set for the wire framed badger?
Im not a fan of the stock feel or look. Id like to make a wood set. Im interested in the 9mm flobert

 

[Deuce-deuce]

I did... hold on I've gotta find the pics.

 

[Deuce-deuce]

Western big leaf maple, some copper from a roof scupper, epoxy and a few tacks...

Tools usd were a table saw, random orbital sander, hand drill and a jig saw.

 

[FLYBYU44]

I would buy another one of these in a heart beat if they put actual "iron" sights on it and not cheap plastic garbage.

 

[Deuce-deuce]

I would buy another one of these in a heart beat if they put actual "iron" sights on it and not cheap plastic garbage.

I think I recall some sort of m1 carbine sights are a direct swap.... I don't remember which ones though

 

[brybenn]

Awesome thanks. How does the stock attach if you dont mind my asking?

 

[unicorn gravedigger]

They make a deluxe model with a wood stock, I bought both, they are cheap enough.

 

[Deuce-deuce]

Awesome thanks. How does the stock attach if you dont mind my asking?

I drilled two holes it the butt stock, cut the factory wire stock and epoxied the two stubs in... clear as mud? Lol

The fore stock I used the factory screws.

 

[brybenn]

I drilled two holes it the butt stock, cut the factory wire stock and epoxied the two stubs in... clear as mud? Lol

The fore stock I used the factory screws.

Perfectly clear. Thanks

 

[brybenn]

They make a deluxe model with a wood stock, I bought both, they are cheap enough.

Im interested in the 9mm version. Havent seen it in wood. Id also like to make it open just enough to extract and load. Imnot a fan of folding guns

 

[unicorn gravedigger]

The 9MMS flobert is on the Chiappa site, SKU # 500 001, $249.00

 

[brybenn]

Several dealers have them listed cheaper. Only one place has ammo that ive found so far. If i can locate a solid source for ammo ill buy one and change out the stock set
It will be an inside joke for a friend. He refuses to use a shotgun for squirrels saying rimfires were designed to hunt them but he cant hit one to save his life. Every squirrel he has a new rimfire. 4 seasons hunting with him hes shot one. I think a rimfire scatter gun is the perfect joke but i dont want the hassel of importing a garden gun. Im confident i can make a decent looking stock set similar to the one alrwdy posted

 

[Deuce-deuce]

If you're capable with wood you'll have no problems... feel free to message me if you run into issues. Good luck!