Charles Daly 930338 101 Full Size 20 Gauge Break Open 3″ 1rd 26″ Flat Dark Earth Cerakote Steel Barrel & Receiver, Fixed TrueTimber Prairie Synthetic Stock

SKU: LIP|CD930.338UPC: 8053800945080Mfr. Part #: 930.338

$184.99

Charles Daly 930338 101 Full Size 20 Gauge Break Open 3″ 1rd 26″ Flat Dark Earth Cerakote Steel Barrel & Receiver, Fixed TrueTimber Prairie Synthetic Stock

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Description

Charles Daly’s 101 Single Barrel shotgun features interchangeable barrels, Mobile choke threads, bead front sight, steel receiver and TureTimber Prairie Furniture.

Additional information

upc

8053800945080

manufacturer

Charles Daly Chiappa

Manufacturer Part Number

930.338

Action

Single Shot

ATF Type

Shotgun

Barrel Length

26"

Caliber/Gauge

20 Gauge

Capacity

1

Chokes Included

Modified

Length

30.3

Package Height

2.3

Package Width

9.4

Product Type

Shotgun

Safety

Manual

Shipping Weight

5.9

Sights

Bead Front Sight

Sights Type

Fixed Sights

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