Charles Daly 301, Pump Action Shotgun, 410 Gauge, Wood, 930.416

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Charles Daly 301, Pump Action Shotgun, 410 Gauge, Wood, 930.416

Description

The Charles Daly 301 Field Compact in .410 bore is exactly what it looks like: a no-fuss, wood-stocked pump gun built for getting out and hunting. Manufactured by Chiappa Firearms and sold under the long-running Charles Daly name, this compact version of the 301 field series pairs a 22″ steel vent-rib barrel with a fixed checkered walnut stock and forend. The aluminum receiver wears a black anodized finish and features a grooved top rail, so if you ever want to drop a red dot or scout scope on it, the option is already there. The 3″ chamber handles both 2.75″ and 3″ shells, and the tube-fed magazine holds four rounds with one in the chamber.

What Makes the 301 Compact a Natural .410 Field Gun

The combination of a 22″ barrel and .410 bore keeps this gun short, light, and easy to carry through thick cover all day. The controls follow a straightforward layout: cross-bolt manual safety behind the trigger, an action release lever to open the action without firing, and a single-stage trigger. It feeds from the tube magazine with automatic extraction, and the action cycles with the kind of solid, predictable feel that pump guns are known for. Three Beretta/Benelli Mobil-pattern choke tubes are included right out of the box, Full, Modified, and Improved Cylinder, which gives you a lot of versatility for different ranges and game. The brass bead front sight is simple and fast to pick up in the field.

Walnut, Chokes, and Thoughtful Details on the 301 Compact

The checkered walnut stock and forend aren’t just for looks. The texturing gives you a positive grip even with cold or wet hands, and real wood furniture is always going to have a certain feel that synthetic can’t fully replicate. The grooved receiver means sling studs and optic mounts are options down the road. For small-game hunting, quail, squirrel, or rabbit, the .410 bore is a classic choice that rewards accurate shooting and makes for a genuinely fun day in the field. The compact overall length also makes this a comfortable fit for smaller-framed adults who find a standard-length shotgun awkward to mount and swing.