Description
There are plenty of break actions out there, but not many that make people stop mid-conversation when you pull it out of the case. The Charles Daly Triple Crown is a genuine three barrel shotgun, giving you three shots of .410 from a single smooth break action. It handles like a classic double, opens and extracts like one too, but that triangular muzzle profile is unmistakable. Chambered for 3" shells with 26" vent rib barrels, it comes in at a comfortable 6.8 pounds, which is right in the sweet spot for a day chasing doves or an afternoon of clays.
Why the Triple Crown .410 Stands Out
The fit and finish here is a big part of the appeal. The checkered walnut stock and forend are nicely mated to a polished steel receiver, and the matte blued barrels give it that traditional bi-tone field gun look. A fixed fiber optic front sight sits up front for quick target pickup, and the top tang safety falls right under your thumb where it belongs. The single trigger cycles through all three barrels, and a shell extractor lifts your hulls for easy removal when you break the action open.
Chokes, Case, and Everything Else in the Box
Charles Daly ships this one ready to go. You get five choke tubes covering Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full, threaded in the common Rem choke pattern so replacements and upgrades are easy to track down. It also includes a breakdown hard case, which makes storage and travel a lot simpler than wrestling a full length gun case.
A .410 That Earns Its Spot in the Safe
The .410 bore keeps recoil light and the fun factor high, whether you are introducing a new shooter to wingshooting, working squirrels and rabbits, or just enjoying the challenge of a smaller payload on clays. Between the extra third shot, the walnut and steel good looks, and the sheer novelty of the platform, this is one of those guns that pulls double duty as a working field gun and a collection piece you will want to show off.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Charles Daly (Chiappa Firearms)
- Model: Triple Crown
- Manufacturer Part Number: 930.083
- UPC: 8053670717473
- Gauge: .410 Bore
- Chamber: 3"
- Action: Triple barrel break action
- Barrel Length: 26" with vent rib
- Capacity: 3 rounds
- Stock and Forend: Checkered walnut
- Finish: Matte blued barrels, polished steel receiver
- Front Sight: Fixed fiber optic
- Safety: Top tang button
- Trigger: Single trigger
- Weight: 6.8 lbs
- Choke Threads: Rem choke pattern
What’s Included
- Charles Daly Triple Crown .410 triple barrel shotgun
- 5 choke tubes (Skeet, IC, Modified, Improved Modified, Full)
- Breakdown hard case
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Charles Daly Triple Crown really a triple barrel shotgun?
Yes it is. While it gets grouped with over/unders because of its break action design, the Triple Crown carries three 26 inch barrels in a triangular arrangement, giving you three shots of .410 before you need to reload. A single trigger fires each barrel in sequence, and the action breaks open just like a traditional double.
What choke tubes come with the Triple Crown .410, and can I swap them?
It ships with five tubes: Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full. They use the widely available Rem choke thread pattern, so finding replacement or specialty tubes is easy. That range covers everything from close skeet targets to longer field shots.
Does the Charles Daly Triple Crown eject spent shells?
This model uses an extractor rather than automatic ejectors. When you break the action open, the extractor lifts the spent hulls out of the chambers so you can pluck them out by hand. A lot of clays and field guys prefer this setup since your empties stay with you instead of flying into the grass.
Is this .410 a good fit for new or smaller-framed wingshooters?
It's a great pick for that. The .410 bore keeps recoil very mild, and at 6.8 pounds with 26 inch barrels the gun swings smoothly without feeling whippy or heavy. The fiber optic front sight also helps newer folks stay on target, and the third shot is a nice bit of forgiveness on birds and clays.





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