Charles Daly Firearms

obviously u can go online on Charles daly stuff and itll help but the truth is that japan made those and the problem is the japs who did are deceased if u don't already know so we are stuck puttin pieces together about all the info on them,but the bottom line is when something like this happens you keeeeeeep the gun,you never know how much it could be worth one day just because it is a mystery on some stuff.

no, the threading is different

500

The value of a Charles Daly Miroku over-under 12 gauge shotgun, specifically model SN392460, can vary based on its condition, age, and market demand. Generally, prices for these shotguns range from $1,000 to $3,000. To get an accurate valuation, consider checking recent sales on auction sites, gun stores, or firearms appraisal services for similar models. Always ensure to assess the specific condition and features of the firearm in question.

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.

Choke Type Notches

Cylinder IIIIII

Skeet IIIII

Improved Cylinder IIII

Modified III

Improved Modified II

Full I

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i still dont know

20 years ago i payed $750.00 for it you tell me

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100-300 or so depending on condition

40-100 or so

The Charles Daly Hawken typically uses a #11 nipple. This size is common for many traditional caplock rifles and offers compatibility with standard #11 percussion caps. Always verify with the manufacturer's specifications or consult a knowledgeable gunsmith for the most accurate information.

I just bought one used from Cabelas for $280.

yes it can and very easy to do ... however im thinking its illegal in most if not all states

I own a Grade 1 MK-70 Miroku, my friend has the Grade 5 The engraving is the most obvious difference, followed by the quality of the wood stock, The grade 5 engraving covers all of the metal body, including the underside, where the two squares open inwards when you open the barrels, these two little squares have no engraving at all on my Grade 1, yet are beautifully deeply engraved on the grade 5 I don't think a grade 2,3 or 4 are available from Miroku, its a grade 1 or a grade 5 only

$500-$1000

hard to tell without seeing it but if it's a flintlock,in very good condition,$250-$280 seems reasonable.The one I'm thinkig of has a 29" bbl,50 cal.

Charles Daly shotguns have been produced in Germany, Japan, Belgium, and Italy.