The Chiappa Double Badger is a break-action combo gun chambered in 20 GA and .22 LR. It pairs a shotgun and a rimfire rifle in a single package, which makes it genuinely useful for small game hunting or a grab-and-go field gun where you want options without carrying two firearms. 
 

Key Specifications: 

• UPC: 8053670716469 
• Action: Break Action 
• Barrel Length: 19 inches 
• Capacity: 2 rounds 
• Finish: Beechwood 
• Gauge/Caliber: 20 GA / .22 LR 
• Weight: 6.8 lbs 
   

Features: 

 
The dual-caliber setup lets you run .22 LR for squirrels and rabbits, then switch to the 20-gauge when the situation calls for it. The break action is straightforward to load and unload, which keeps the manual of arms simple. 
 
Sights are a fixed red fiber optic up front with a ghost ring rear that adjusts for elevation. That combination works reasonably well in low light or when you need a quick sight picture. 
 
At 6.8 lbs with a 19-inch barrel, the Double Badger carries well over rough terrain. The folding checkered stock locks up solid and adds grip stability when the ground is uneven. 
 
New shooters will find the operation intuitive; experienced hunters will appreciate having both calibers on hand without extra weight.

The Chiappa Double Badger draws pretty consistent feedback across its main attributes.

Versatility is the most common selling point users mention. Having .22 LR and 20-gauge in one gun appeals to backpackers, survival-minded shooters, and small game hunters who want to cover different scenarios without carrying two guns.

The compact, lightweight build gets praised for portability on extended hikes or hunts. Users frequently describe it as a solid choice for a pack gun.

Price comes up positively. For what it does, most buyers feel it's fairly priced as a multi-purpose option.

Build quality feedback is mixed. Some owners report no issues over extended use; others note finish inconsistencies or concerns about long-term durability. Recoil from the 20-gauge side can be more noticeable than expected for lighter or newer shooters.

Accuracy opinions vary, particularly at longer distances with the .22 LR barrel. For its intended uses -- short-range hunting and general plinking -- most find it adequate. The break-action design is universally seen as easy to operate, which appeals to beginners and anyone who values a simple, intuitive platform.