Yes they do now make a pistol grip stock for the pump and auto shotguns. These are being introduced along with Chalres Daly's new tactical shotgun line. More information can be found on the the Charles Daly Defense website or the Charles Daly forums. http://www.charlesdalyforum.com http://www.charlesdalydefense.com/shotguns.asp
Charles Daly's current line of shotguns are manufactured by K.B.I. in Turkey: http://www.charlesdaly.com/faq.asp In the past, Charles Daly has sold shotguns manufactured by Miroku of Japan. But current production shotguns are Turkish.
Wal Mart baby! Wal Mart has semi auto Charles Daly shotguns (20 & 12ga) for about $320.
Charles Daly shotguns have been produced in Germany, Japan, Belgium, and Italy.
Turkey
Marocchi
No. Remington has never made product for Charles Daly. The Remington 'Spartan' line of shotguns is made in Russia, where Charles Daly shotguns are made in Spain, Italy and Turkey. sales@countrygunsmith.net
US, Japan, Spain, Prussia
There were no grips made for CD/M shotguns. Butt stocks are one piece, whether they are pistol grip or English style.
Charles Daly has imported semiauto shotguns from Italy and Turkey. Would need to know exactly which Charles Daly you have. You can also check the Charles Daly/KBI website for manuals. sales@countrygunsmith.net
Charles Daly Shotguns madde by Akkar were built with cast inferior locking blocks in the bolt assembly. It is fairly common for them to break and crack. Numrichs sells replacement parts and Samco Global Arms Inc now sells the Akkar line of shotguns, but will not fix the older Charles Daly guns. You might be able to buy parts from them for your Charles Daly guns. So much for the lifetime warranty that Charles Daly offered. Walmart and several local dealers where still quoting the lifetime warranty even when Charles Daly had already gone out of business.
When properly maintained and operated, they are as safe as any shotgun. They have a good reputation as a reliable firearm.
Probably sold under the Charles Daly name. 50-250 USD or so