Chiappa little badger vrs m6 scout cz / springfield

[lone-wolf]

An M6 is worth no where near $1000. That's only the special EE pricing.

Unfortunately, value and pricing in Canada doesn't seem to be equal very often.
But still, one is a single shot .22, the other is a combo gun. Doesn't seem to be a fair comparison.

 

[HeadDamage]

The Double Badger with some mods would be a more interesting comparison.

 

[klaus enuff]

I own the Little Badger and the Double Badger. I have only shot the Little Badger and can echo the previous sentiments about accuracy; this thing rocks! I have put 100-200 rounds through it plinking and while not a formal test of accuracy I was definately impressed. I would have no qualms using it to headshot grouse at 25 yards.

The gun is a cast reciever, maybe aluminum or some zinc pot metal mix but definately not steel. Also has plastic parts (sights and rails) but is metal where it counts. I find it to be a solid, well thought out design with not much I would change.

The Double Badger is a whole other animal, solid steel and wood construction. I am not too fond of the lever action trigger guard to open it but I do like the double triggers. There is no comparison between it and its closest competitor, the Savage 42, a piece of crap IMO. The Double Badger has a solid feel to it that feels goodt in the hand.

There is an "M6" Double Badger in the works, there is a youtube video on it, hopefully someone with more skill can find it and link to it.

 

[lone-wolf]

 

[wayupnorth]