Anyone know anything about these guns? I've never even heard of them. But they sell one I'd like. Are they a decent gun? Thanks in advance.

I have one in a .22 revolver comes with a 22 mag cylinder also

Havent used it much , but seems like a great gun for the money

They are junk but priced accordingly.

I have the lil badger in 22LR. Decent for a trapline gun. Did have to take it apart and clean the firing mechanism as there was some manufacturing debris preventing the firing pin from hitting the cartridge hard enough to fire.

You're happy with a Heritage the Chiappa is right in line with them, you should be happy with it. Which one of their guns are you looking at? A buddy of mine has a .22 over .410 he likes ok.

I was looking at the 20 gauge/ .22lr over under.

https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/chi...lr20ga-19-brl-2-rnd/FC-053670716469.html

Can't you get a Savage for a similar cost? I'd pick them over the Chiappa if so.

It doesn't appear they make them anymore, and I can't even seem to find a used one online in 20 gauge....

Edit: I actually can't even find ANYONE besides Chiappa that makes one in that combination.

I thought they were making them again. Guess not.

Savage 22lr-410 over under went at a local auction for $455 on the 14th here

Chiappa double badger at buds guns online goes for $318, never bought a gun online so I'm sure the price is alot higher

Should be spelled "CHEAPA" in my opinion which describes price and quality.

I have a double badger and a 1873 .22 revolver. Depends on what your hoping for. I happy with them for the price. The revolver was $170 brand new.

I have a Little Badger .410/.22... I love it
Well built, good fit an finish and the price point is excellent

If I was able, I would purchase a Rhino revolver just because... have heard nothing but good things about all their products

I had a Chiappa .22lr revolver I carried on my trapline for awhile. Definitely only take shots from a short distance, unless you have target sights on it where you could adjust it. I never had good luck with accuracy, so I switched back to the Buckmark.

They have the revolver on sale locally, 22 lr. And mag cylinder included for $129 I think. Not what you're looking for but just thought I'd throw that out there. I don't need one or might consider one myself.

Is it pretty accurate?

.22-1911 Semi Auto, shoots great! I find it well made.

YT, I am satisfied with the accuracy... consistently knock pop cans at 30 yds using iron sights.
That said, I am no sniper by any means and your expectations of the gun may be higher than mine.

Do I think I could kill grouse, squirrels and rabbits with the gun... yes, no problem. Would I use the gun to take woodchucks at 100 yds... likely not

I have a .22 revolver. It's not a S&W or Ruger but it shoots fine. I'm happy with the gun considering what I paid for it.

I have the Double Badger 22 over 410, Seems fine to me, goes bang when it's supposed to and hits what you aim at....