Charles Daly 930344 202A Full Size 28 Gauge Break Open 3″ 2rd 26″ Blued Vent Rib Barrel, Silver Engraved Aluminum Receiver, Checkered Walnut Stock

SKU: LIP|CD930.344UPC: 8053800946360Mfr. Part #: 930.344

$531.99

Charles Daly 930344 202A Full Size 28 Gauge Break Open 3″ 2rd 26″ Blued Vent Rib Barrel, Silver Engraved Aluminum Receiver, Checkered Walnut Stock

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Description

Charles Daly’s 202A shotgun features extractors, single selective trigger, chrome-lined steel barrel with vent rib and five choke tubes (Beretta/Benelli Mobil Choke Threads, MC-5 (Extended: C, IC, M, IM, F).

Additional information

upc

8053800946360

manufacturer

Charles Daly Chiappa

Manufacturer Part Number

930.344

Action

Over / Under

ATF Type

Shotgun

Barrel Length

26"

Caliber/Gauge

28 Gauge

Capacity

2

Chokes Included

Full/Improved Cylinder/Improved Mod/Modified/Skeet

Length

30.5

Model

202

Package Height

2.5

Package Width

8.2

Product Type

Shotgun

Safety

Tang

Shipping Weight

6.95

Sights

F: Fiber Optic

Sights Type

Fixed Sights

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