Description
The first time you crack open a Triple Crown at the range, expect a small crowd. Three 26 inch barrels stacked in a triangle is not something people see every day, and Charles Daly built this 20 gauge to be more than a conversation piece. It fires in a fixed right, left, top sequence off a single non selective trigger with a mechanical reset, so follow up shots come as fast as you can pull. Capacity is three rounds of 2.75 or 3 inch shells, which gives you an extra shot over any double gun without giving up that classic break action feel.
Built Like a Proper Field Gun
Chiappa put real effort into the fit and finish here. The stock and forend are hand oiled, checkered walnut mated to a silver finished steel receiver, with blued barrels topped by a vent rib and a fixed fiber optic front sight that picks up light nicely on gray mornings. Length of pull runs 14.5 inches, overall length is 43 inches, and the gun weighs in at 7.6 pounds, enough heft to soak up 20 gauge recoil while staying comfortable to carry through a long walk in the uplands. An extractor lifts spent hulls for easy plucking, and a manual safety keeps things simple.
Chokes for Every Job the Triple Crown Takes On
All three barrels are threaded for the Rem choke pattern, which means replacement and aftermarket tubes are easy to find just about anywhere. The gun ships with five tubes, Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full, so you can set each barrel differently. Run open chokes for close flushing birds, or stagger them tight to loose for doves and clays where that third shot tends to stretch out. A fitted break down case is included, making it easy to store or haul to the field.
Whether you want a genuinely capable bird gun or the shotgun everyone at the clays course asks about, the Triple Crown in 20 gauge delivers both in the same walnut and steel package.
Key Specifications
- Model Number: 930.080
- UPC: 8053670717442
- Manufacturer: Charles Daly (Chiappa Firearms)
- Gauge: 20 Gauge
- Chamber: 3 in
- Action: Break Open, Triple Barrel
- Capacity: 3 Rounds
- Barrel Length: 26 in, Vent Rib
- Choke Threads: Rem Choke Pattern (5 tubes included)
- Trigger: Single Non-Selective, Mechanical Reset
- Firing Sequence: Right, Left, Top
- Stock: Hand Oiled Checkered Walnut
- Finish: Silver/White Receiver, Blued Barrels
- Front Sight: Fixed Fiber Optic
- Length of Pull: 14.5 in
- Overall Length / Weight: 43 in / 7.6 lbs
What’s Included
- Charles Daly Triple Crown 20ga triple barrel shotgun
- 5 Rem choke pattern tubes (Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, Full)
- Break down case
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Charles Daly Triple Crown really a triple barrel shotgun?
Yes, this is a true three barrel break action with the barrels arranged in a triangle, two side by side on the bottom and one on top. It fires in a set right, left, top sequence from a single trigger with a mechanical reset. It handles a lot like a traditional over/under, just with one more shot on tap.
What choke tubes does the Triple Crown 20ga use?
All three barrels are threaded for the Rem choke pattern, one of the most common thread types out there, so finding extra or aftermarket tubes is easy. The gun comes with five tubes covering Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full. You can mix and match constrictions between barrels to match how your shots typically play out.
Can I shoot both 2.75 and 3 inch shells in this shotgun?
Yes, the chambers are cut for 3 inch shells, and any shotgun with 3 inch chambers safely handles 2.75 inch loads as well. That gives you plenty of range, from light target loads for clays to heavier 3 inch field loads for birds.
Does the Triple Crown eject spent shells automatically?
No, it uses an extractor rather than auto ejectors. When you break the action open, the extractor lifts the spent hulls so you can pull them out by hand. Plenty of folks prefer this setup since your empties stay in hand instead of flying into the grass.





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