Description
There are double barrels, there are pumps, and then there is this. The Charles Daly Triple Crown 20 Gauge is a genuine three barrel break action shotgun, with two barrels sitting side by side and a third stacked on top. That triangle layout gives you a single clean sight plane down the vent rib, so it points and swings like a familiar over/under while carrying an extra shell in reserve. When a covey flushes or the doves come in waves, that third shot without reloading is a real advantage.
Built Like a Proper Field Gun
Chiappa did not treat this as a novelty. The Triple Crown wears a hand oiled checkered walnut stock, a silver finished steel receiver, and blued 26 inch barrels, and the whole package balances out at a manageable 7.6 pounds with a 43 inch overall length. The single non-selective mechanical trigger cycles through all three barrels in order, and the manual thumb safety and shell extractor keep operation simple and familiar. A fixed fiber optic front sight rides the rib for quick target pickup in low morning light.
Triple Crown Versatility with Rem Choke Threads
All three barrels are threaded for the Rem choke pattern, and the gun ships with a full MC-5 set: Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full. That means you can run open chokes for skeet and close flushing birds, then screw in tighter constrictions for late season pheasants or longer passing shots. Since Rem choke tubes are everywhere, finding replacements or specialty tubes down the road is easy.
Why the Triple Barrel 20 Gauge Makes Sense
The 20 gauge chambering with 3 inch chambers keeps recoil pleasant while still handling everything from light target loads to stout hunting shells. Between the classic walnut and steel looks, the conversation-starting barrel arrangement, and the practical choke flexibility, this is a gun that pulls double duty as a working field piece and the one everybody asks about at the clays course. It is a break action that does something no double can, and it does it with style.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer Part Number: 930080 (930.080)
- UPC: 053670717442
- Gauge: 20 Gauge
- Chamber: 3"
- Action: Break Action, Triple Barrel
- Barrel Length: 26" Vent Rib, Blued
- Capacity: 3 Rounds
- Chokes Included: Rem Choke MC-5 Set (SK, IC, M, IM, F)
- Trigger: Single Non-Selective, Mechanical Reset
- Stock: Hand Oiled Checkered Walnut
- Receiver Finish: Silver/White Steel
- Front Sight: Fixed Fiber Optic
- Safety: Manual Thumb
- Extraction: Extractor
- Overall Length: 43"
- Weight: 7.6 lbs
What’s Included
- Charles Daly Triple Crown 20 Gauge Shotgun
- 5 Rem Choke Pattern Choke Tubes (Full, Improved Modified, Modified, Improved Cylinder, Skeet)
- Owner's Manual
Frequently Asked Questions
How do the three barrels on the Charles Daly Triple Crown fire?
The Triple Crown uses a single non-selective mechanical trigger that fires the barrels in a set sequence, one shot per trigger pull. The two lower barrels sit side by side with the third barrel on top, so you get three shots before breaking the action open to reload. The mechanical reset means the trigger does not rely on recoil to cycle to the next barrel.
What choke tubes does the Triple Crown 20 Gauge use?
All three barrels are threaded for the common Rem choke pattern, and the gun ships with five tubes: Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full. Because Rem choke is one of the most widely supported thread patterns out there, aftermarket and replacement tubes are easy to track down. You can mix constrictions across the barrels to cover different ranges on the same hunt.
Is the Charles Daly Triple Crown a good gun for upland hunting?
It is a strong fit for the uplands. The 20 gauge with 3 inch chambers, 26 inch barrels, and 7.6 pound weight makes for a comfortable carry, and the third shot is handy when multiple birds flush at once. The fiber optic front sight and single sighting plane down the vent rib also help with fast target acquisition on flushing game.
Does the Triple Crown eject spent shells automatically?
No, this model uses a shell extractor rather than automatic ejectors. When you break the action open, the extractor lifts the spent hulls so you can pluck them out by hand. Plenty of hunters prefer this setup since it keeps empties out of the dirt and makes them easy to pocket.





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