rjg333
CGN Regular
- Location
- Cremona, AB
Need the .22WMR
Chiappa Little Badgers -- First Shipment Has Landed
- Thread starter WanstallsOnline
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Edward Teach
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- who cares?
I've already got a Papoose, and a Marlin 39TDS, so I guess I need one of those now too.
- Location
- Kanuckistan, Bc
I'm not sure what I what most... The rifle, or the girl... I guess both !
t3dd13
CGN Regular
Daniel can't you just set up a pre-order page and take our money first? Throwing money at my monitor doesn't seem to be working. 
Edward Teach
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- who cares?
x2! I'm down for one if you get any Double Badgers in.
bobdbldr
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Nova Scotia
How much would the double badger be?
Edward Teach
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- who cares?
I love Oleg Volk's photography!
Corps
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- No local sales, sorry.
Neat, thanks!
kyjelly44
Regular
- Location
- victoria bc
thanx for vid
hunterhenderson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
I've been shooting mine just about every day since ii got it. I'm on a farm and this little gun is amazing!!!
Accurate and easy to load........death to gophers
Accurate and easy to load........death to gophers
- Location
- YPB Vancouver Island.
Looks like the front & rear sights are repro's of the M1 Carbine. Aperture (ramp) rear sight. That bodes well, once the shooter ranges it.
I got mine out to the range the other day.
It shoots well. I actually have a lot of nice things to say about this gun. It is very small, very light and more accurate thatn I thought it would be. The sights are identical to those on the Chiappa M1 Carbine. They are very low, but decent, and adjustable. Off a rest, I could break clays at 100m without too much trouble. The gun also folds up a lot smaller than you'd think it does. For example, the box the gun comes in, looks like about 2/3 of a medium pizza box. It fits in just about any backpack, even a normal day pack.
One little known feature of this gun is that it has a adjustable length of pull. Loosening a screw on either side of the receiver allows you to push the stock in or out. I was surprised to discover that when I read the owner's manual.
On the downside, the thread protector is plastic, and mine seemed to be glued on. I had to remove it with vise grips. But a nicer looking metal one lives there now. The cartridge holders on the stock don't hold the ammo securely. They just barely clip in for me. Even if they worked well, I wouldn't want to store the ammo with the rifle like that any way so no biggy for me.
In all, a great buy.
Side note...
CCI Blazer 40 Grain solids seem to match nicely with the graduations on the rear sight. Setting my rear sight to 2.5 gets me dead on at 100m. Setting it to 2 gives a 6 o'clock hold on target at 50 and 25m.
Subsonics don't work out as nicely with the rear sight graduations.
It shoots well. I actually have a lot of nice things to say about this gun. It is very small, very light and more accurate thatn I thought it would be. The sights are identical to those on the Chiappa M1 Carbine. They are very low, but decent, and adjustable. Off a rest, I could break clays at 100m without too much trouble. The gun also folds up a lot smaller than you'd think it does. For example, the box the gun comes in, looks like about 2/3 of a medium pizza box. It fits in just about any backpack, even a normal day pack.
One little known feature of this gun is that it has a adjustable length of pull. Loosening a screw on either side of the receiver allows you to push the stock in or out. I was surprised to discover that when I read the owner's manual.
On the downside, the thread protector is plastic, and mine seemed to be glued on. I had to remove it with vise grips. But a nicer looking metal one lives there now. The cartridge holders on the stock don't hold the ammo securely. They just barely clip in for me. Even if they worked well, I wouldn't want to store the ammo with the rifle like that any way so no biggy for me.
In all, a great buy.
Side note...
CCI Blazer 40 Grain solids seem to match nicely with the graduations on the rear sight. Setting my rear sight to 2.5 gets me dead on at 100m. Setting it to 2 gives a 6 o'clock hold on target at 50 and 25m.
Subsonics don't work out as nicely with the rear sight graduations.
t3dd13
CGN Regular
Actually I like the way she used para cord to dress up the metal frame. Think I'll do the same when I get mine.
Interesting. I had slight interest in the rifle, but seeing how it fits neatly in a backpack I might just pick one up to throw it in my backpack and forget it.
