Anyone have any information on these? They look nice just wondering if anyone knows about them.
Thanks!!!
Charles Daly 105 o/u
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Most of the people who have one like them but I think they are a cheaper made gun.
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It's not how many breaths you have taken but how many times it has been taken away!
Has anyone noticed common sense isn't very common anymore.
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It's not how many breaths you have taken but how many times it has been taken away!
Has anyone noticed common sense isn't very common anymore.
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My 5 year old daughter won one at a pheasants forever banquet last year and needless to say I have been "testing" the gun out. In the past I have had a pump and currently been using an auto berrata pintail. The Charles Daly 105 is kind of a neat gun, I really enjoy using it, comes up to my shoulder nice, swings nice, easy to carry I think. double trigger is a little hard to get used to what barrel does what. As far as choke, all I use is mod or improved any way so that part doesn't bother me a bit.
Thanks for the input. I'm looking at them for my first over under. All I've ever shot has been side by sides. I wanted an entry level that wouldn't cost an arm and a leg. The double triggers, extractors and fixed chokes are what I'm used to. I've been shooting lefever's and ithacas so the double trigger thing is what i've been used to.