Firearms
Review: Chiappa Double Badger .22/.410
I have enjoyed good service from affordable, but well-made, firearms from Italian maker Chiappa. Among the most versatile is the…Read More >
I have enjoyed good service from affordable, but well-made, firearms from Italian maker Chiappa. Among the most versatile is the…Read More >
The Chiappa M1-9 Carbine looks like your granddad’s GI Carbine in dim light. However, a glance at the magazine gives notice that something is indeed amiss. The M1-9 is chambered for 9mm and is blowback operated. The M1-9 is fed from standard Beretta handgun magazines, but the similarities do not stop there.
The Chiappa 1911-12 is a reliabile, inexpensive pistol and a great starter for anyone and a must have for a 1911 fan. It takes less cleaning than most guns in this category and is great for both marksmanship training and recreation.
Chiappa is going back to its roots with the 1873-22 SAA. Unlike the other thing (RHINO) they had last year this one is an ageless classic. Built with the look of the Colt SAA, the gun that one the west.
Cheaper Than Dirt! staffers covering the 2013 SHOT Show in Las Vegas have filed their first reports on new shotguns introduced at the event.