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These look like pretty good deals
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These look like pretty good deals
Well, here's the manufacturer's page with some better pics: Charles Daly Defense
I've read mixed reviews of Charles Daly stuff, but no personal experience. They do look like good deals and I do have a hankerin' for a tactical auto....
Beat me to it. Was just getting ready to post these when I saw your thread. I don't know anything about the Daly guns, but these do appear to be excellent prices. The semi is right at $100.00 less than Bud's Gun Shop for the same gun, though Bud's price includes shipping. If I needed another HD shotgun, I'd sure be tempted to try one at these prices.
Hoss
Yeah I got a Mossberg 930 semi-auto 18.5" cylinder bore and paid about 100.00 more than the charles daley,but the Daley has choke tube barrel w/4chokes.that marine model for 199.00 looks enticingQuote:
Originally Posted by cvhoss
I've got a Benelli Nova H2O that's pretty much the same configuration and while I'll bet the Benelli quality is a bit better, I paid a WHOLE bunch more for it than the price on that marine model.Quote:
Originally Posted by dukalmighty
Hoss
never heard of CD firearms... I think I'm still going to get a Mossberg instead.. for about $100 more
Charles Daly does not make anything they are strickly an importer. These shotguns are made in Turkey and rebadged as CD guns. Same as Stoeger shotguns and many other of the lower end inexpensive imported shotguns. Turkey has a long history of making shotguns and the quality is on par with most US or European entry level guns. These CDNN prices are great deals and hard to go wrong here. I have looked closely at these shotguns and they compare well to Mossberg or Remingtons.Quote:
Originally Posted by cvhoss
Any idea about extended mag tubes? 5+1 in the current configuration.
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Originally Posted by pirate
I can't vouch for the shotguns, but Charles Daly Defense does produce their own AR parts. Either way, this looks like a screaming deal.
Direct from the CD site:Quote:
Originally Posted by Chooie
http://www.charlesdaly.com/faq.asp
Our current line of shotguns are all manufactured in Turkey.
Pistols
Steel frame 1911-A1 pistols are manufactured in the Philippines.
Polymer frame 1911 pistols are manufactured Israel.
Rifles
Our Cowboy Long Guns are manufactured in Italy.
The guns they import and manufacture are of all varieties and styles from all over the world:
Handguns: 1911 Steel Pistols, from 1998 until 2008 from Armscor in the Philippines. Beginning in 2009, the new G4 model is being produced by BUL Transmark in Israel. M5 Polymer Framed 1911 Pistols from Bul in Israel since 1997. A clone of the Browning Hi-Power was produced in the US from 2002 to 2006 with components from FEG in Hungary and final manufacturing by either Dan Wesson Firearms or Magnum Research in the US. 1873 style single action revolvers were manufactured by F.LLI Pietta of Italy in the mid-2000s.
While not technically under the Charles Daly brand, KBI resumed importing the Jericho 941 Pistols from Israel Weapons Industries (IWI) Ltd. in 2009.
Rifles: Bolt action Mauser and Mini-Mauser rifles were produced by Zastava Arms in Serbia from 2002 until 2005. 1892 lever action rifles are produced in Italy by Armi Sport de Chiappa.
In 2008 they entered the AR-15 market with a US produced line of AR-15 type rifles and carbines under the Charles Daly Defense brand.
Shotguns: Over and under, side by side, pump action, and semi-automatics are currently produced in Turkey. All of the pumps and semi-autos are made by Akkar in Istanbul, but Sarsilmaz and ATA also produced semi-autos for Daly during the mid-2000s. Between 1996 and 2005, side by sides came from Zabala Hermanos in Spain and over & unders came from Sabatti in Italy. From the mid-1960s to the mid-70's, Miroku of Japan, the producer of Browning shotguns and rifles, manufactured the over & under shotguns for Daly.