The Akkar Churchill 220 Combo (by EAA Corp) is a 20 gauge semi-automatic shotgun that ships with two barrels: an 18.5-inch steel fixed-front barrel and a 26-inch barrel with a fiber optic front sight. Three chokes (Full, Modified, Improved Cylinder) are included. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Akkar Churchill 220 Combo 
• Manufacturer: EAA Corp 
• Caliber: 20 Gauge 
• Barrel Lengths: 18.5" (fixed front) & 26" (fiber optic front) 
• Capacity: 5 rounds +1 (chambered) 
• Weight: 5 lbs 
• Chokes Included: Full, Modified, Improved Cylinder 
• Finish Color: Black 
• Overall Length: Adjustable from 37.50" to 47.50" 
• Action Type: Semi-Auto 
   

Features 

The two-barrel setup is the main practical advantage here. The 18.5-inch barrel handles close-quarters or home defense use; the 26-inch barrel with fiber optic sight is suited to hunting and clay sports where longer sighting radius helps. Swapping barrels is straightforward. The three included chokes cover the standard range of shot patterns without any additional purchase required. At 5 lbs, it's light for a 20 gauge semi-auto, which matters on long field days. 
 

Usage 

• Bird hunting and clay sports (26" barrel) 
• Home defense (18.5" barrel) 
• General-purpose shotgunning

The EAA Churchill 220 Combo gets generally positive marks, with a few recurring complaints that are worth understanding before buying.

The value-for-money point comes up consistently — most owners feel the performance justifies the price, especially compared to pricier semi-auto alternatives. The dual-barrel setup is the main draw, and users who hunt and also want a home defense option find it genuinely practical rather than a gimmick. Reliability is largely positive, with few reports of jams or malfunctions during normal use. The lightweight construction gets mentioned favorably for field carry.

On the negative side, build quality occasionally draws criticism — some owners feel the materials and fit-and-finish don't match higher-end semi-auto shotguns, which is expected at this price point but still noted. Recoil can be snappier than some shooters expect from a gas-operated semi-auto, particularly for recoil-sensitive users. Aftermarket accessories are limited. New shooters transitioning from pump-action sometimes need a break-in period to understand the semi-auto operation.

For a dual-purpose 20 gauge at a practical price, the Churchill 220 Combo is a reasonable choice. The build quality trade-off is real but predictable for the category.