r/canadaguns • u/loormi • 8d ago
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A week or so ago i had a poll for what rdsc henry supreme i should get and the 14" won so here it is with a couple other bad finicial decisions i made this month.
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u/SierraRomeoJuliet 8d ago
Thanks for helping me feel like the Henry All Weather 30-30 and Marlin 1894 .357 are good decisions, having bought both in a 2 week period. Lol
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u/He4vyD00dy 8d ago
I have thought about getting the Chiappa in 45-70 for a bear defense gun, what caliber do you have? Any issues with it or notable qualities you can elaborate on?
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u/bandersnatching 8d ago
See the piece on the right - a Chiappa 44 caliber, 12 inch take-down? That's part of a custom run in 2014 (?) for Canadian back-country.
There is now some really fast 44 ammo that makes it a viable big bear gun. It's heavy though. That barrel is massive.
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u/TheRip91 8d ago
I have a 44mag Chiappa, same as Author just the 20" barrel, the Alaskan Takedown is still in production, Matt chrome looks nice, easy to clean.
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u/bandersnatching 8d ago
It's good looking, and doesn't mind the snow. They also came with loops sized for mitts.
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u/CattleNatural5964 8d ago
Man, I love that stainless takedown. Dream gun. I have a couple 60’s Marlins in the safe. Wish they were accurate.
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u/SolemnSpider 7d ago
How do you find chiappas? Thinking of getting an 1892 in 357 or 44
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u/loormi 6d ago edited 6d ago
Honestley not great so far i only got one because there essentially the only ones who make short silly guns like this other then even worse turkish brands.
I had two 45-70's from chiappa one was a exspensive 3k gun and the QC was so bad i sent it back and got a refund didnt even wanna try again. It wasnt even close to being acceptable. my 1/3 of the price henry was nicer in every possible way.
The second one was one of those all black alaskan takedowns and it was better but still had some issues, the fibre optic was missing from the front sight and had not the greatest fit and finish I gave it to a friend. He says he likes it tho so
This 3rd one is a 357. And the action and such feels leagues better then the other two guns i had but the fit and finish for metal parts again is not good, theres some markings and decently bad metal work on the crown and reciever, both seem cosmetic but theres a 3rd spot where it looks like one of the screws was sunk to far on the reciever or something and the hole for it looks like a chunk or two of metal flaked / cracked out, i dont have any pics because im away from home but i've had 3 chiappas and every winchester, henry and marlin i've own have been better in everyway while being comparable in price.
I'd say if you can man handle one in person first then yea but my luck ordering online has been not good.
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u/NemrahG 8d ago
I only see good financial decisions here